Sentence examples for dramatically successful from inspiring English sources

This dramatically successful formula pushed circulation to nearly 5m by the late 1970s.

Ray knew little of Woolf and had not read her, but the results were dramatically successful.

Since its dramatically successful launch (on that much we agree) in February 2007, its importance and necessity have increased.

Even humanist change initiatives that were objectively dramatically successful have often been discarded by the firms that introduced them.

I can't think of another such ostentatiously clever novel that is so dramatically successful, as rigorous psychologically as it is logically.

School "heroes" are hard-working, reliable, smart and decent people who do not bail out of their classrooms after a few years of dramatically successful teaching.

A decade later, the same researchers concluded: "First Nations communities that succeed in taking steps to preserve their heritage culture, and that work to control their own destinies, are dramatically more successful in insulating their youth against the risks of suicide".

The genetics of the bacterial and mouse strains also dramatically affected successful colonization.

It is generally accepted that HRQL improves dramatically after successful renal transplantation compared to patients maintained on dialysis treatment but listed for a transplant.

However, the HNH nuclease has been dramatically more successful than GIY-YIG both in formation of DNA structure-specific Holliday junction resolvases and recombinases, as well as DNA sequence-specific REases [ 62].

Usually part one is far more successful dramatically than part two.