Sentence examples for dramatically violent from inspiring English sources

Iraq, meanwhile, remains a dramatically violent country.

To the average Chinese, the September 11th attacks were only the most dramatically violent American movie to date.

(People still die of infections; that is no argument against the efficacy of antibiotics. Crimes continue on our streets; that is no argument against the thousand small sanities that have so dramatically reduced violent crime in our cities).

"Things changed, and now it's dramatically less violent.

Such progressive laws make little real difference to most of Brazil's inmates stuck in dramatically overcrowded, violent, and squalid prisons run by inside mafias.

Since females haven't become dramatically more violent all of a sudden, I'll posit that they're all in there for drugs, which is unfortunate.

Oddly, given these combined statistics, nearly half of gun owners say they keep weapons because it makes them feel safer, a proportion that has increased dramatically since 1999 even though violent crime has been in a steady decline.

It is by no means an imaginative stretch to say that the chances of a peaceful protest becoming violent increase dramatically if the assembly is approached or contained by an intimidating and imposing police presence.

Demonstrations in central London would be very large, but more importantly hunt sabotage already a common phenomenon and something dating back to 1963 would dramatically increase, becoming increasingly violent as passions boiled on both sides.

Additionally, after a certain age, one's likelihood of committing another violent offense decreases dramatically.

But the Yesha Council's authority has weakened dramatically in recent years, as violent far-right settlers, backed by extremist rabbis, have taken the law into their own hands.