Sentence examples for dramatically still from inspiring English sources

More dramatically still, the maverick Philippines president, Rodrigo Duterte, switched sides last week, announcing Manila would cease maritime co-operation with the US.

More dramatically still, Nikolai Gogol died a mere 10 days after burning the manuscript of "Dead Souls II," for the second time.

I also mount, with mixed success, a horse which Iliya leads dramatically up the stairs of the local community hall and then – more dramatically still – back down the stairs, with me shrieking in the saddle.

More dramatically still, Jody Cundy was denied the usual restart in his track time trial after officials deemed a wheel slip was the rider's fault rather than that of a stuck start gate.

By the World Bank's measures, industry (including manufacturing) fell from contributing 40% of the UK's GDP in 1979 to just 34% in 1990 – and has since fallen more dramatically still to just under 22%.

Crime levels have been dropping fairly steadily since the early 2000s, and more dramatically still since peak levels around 1995. Murders have declined by roughly 25 percent since 2002.

The situation changed dramatically, yet the leaders still failed to reinforce a vision of any kind.

With new rules that enable more liquidity, the options for early stockholders are improved dramatically; however, there are still requirements that must be met before you can run out and sell some of your shares.

Since the advent of antibiotic therapy, the incidence of secondary infections has fallen dramatically; however, clinicians must still be wary of infectious complications, due to the fact that cholesteatoma usually presents without symptoms of acute or chronic infection.

By the end of March 2014 that figure had fallen dramatically, but still amounted to £123bn.

And even though the city has changed dramatically, that still holds true for many blacks.