Sentence examples for dramatically succeed from inspiring English sources

"We saw our strategy dramatically succeed during the 1990s, then tragically unravel during the past decade".

So successful was the venture that the population of Freeport, 150 persons in 1956, grew dramatically in succeeding decades; the town and neighbouring resorts now draw hundreds of thousands of tourists each year.

But if we rule out all biases and only consider the 47 targets, these proportions drop dramatically: Glide succeeds for only 11%% of the targets, Gold for 9%% and FlexX and Surflex for 4%%.

On the other hand, when a rise in inflation jolts an economy stuck at the zero bound closer to potential output, that does amount to the capture of (hundreds of billions in) bills sitting on the sidewalk.More importantly, while inflation might be unpalatable in many ways, the alternatives look more costly and dramatically less likely to succeed.

If it can succeed in dramatically increasing female enrollment, it could set a chain reaction that breaks down norms for future generations to come.

But they did succeed in dramatically expanding punitive immigration enforcement.

Few books attempt this sort of range, and fewer still succeed as dramatically as does this one.

He succeeded dramatically, capturing 120 full Spartans and taking them back to Athens.

But if that basis was ever true, we saw it change dramatically over the succeeding century.

And while all this stylishness can verge on self-consciousness (the very name America carries a lot of freight), on nearly every level the restaurant succeeds dramatically.

Red Jones succeeds dramatically in his aspiration to become a legend in his own time, mowing down a high percentage of the criminal populace and "leaving behind a trail of fire".