Sentence examples for dramatically to the point from inspiring English sources
His harmonic material is one of free tonality and the orchestration is very varied, witty and dramatically to the point.
She had always been thin, so her weight dropped dramatically, to the point where her mother took her to the GP.
Over the past year, he said, he has watched some of his students improve dramatically, to the point where they can do math at their age level and even write stories.
From their origins as expensive pieces of military hardware, the price of drones themselves has fallen dramatically, to the point where they are even within the budget of the hobbyist.
It's reduced the size of the code dramatically to the point that it can be built directly into a wearable's firmware and placed on the tiny chip inside the gadget, David Bairstow, VP of product at Skyhook told TechCrunch.
Following the earlier advice of Mission Control, they undocked, but found that the roll increased dramatically to the point where they were turning about once per second, which meant the problem was in their Gemini's attitude control.
"Voynich in later life would sometimes point dramatically to the wounds he had received" on his youthful adventures, Hunt notes: "Here I have sword, here I have sword, here I have bullet".
"The degree of integration within North America has increased dramatically since Nafta 20 years ago, to the point where we're not only trading with each other, but now producing many things together.
A British Internet-security firm, Clearswift, recently predicted that "botnets will, unless matters change dramatically, proliferate to the point where much of the Internet... comes to resemble a mosaic of botnets".
"The noise-to-signal ratio in the feed has increased dramatically," he added, "to the point where I often miss stories that were important to me".
The quality of classical musicians has improved dramatically as well, to the point that virtuosos are now, as the Times music critic Anthony Tommasini has observed of pianists, "a dime a dozen".
