Sentence examples for dramatically who from inspiring English sources

Certainly, the terms of the contest next year just changed dramatically: who would have thought the leadership of the National party would be more of a talking point that the leadership of Labour?

It may not matter dramatically who is the president.

"If someone Ann's age can improve so dramatically then who knows what else is possible.

It could dramatically change who's attracted to the university and what faculty want to be involved".

The rampant looting of meteorite sites and skyrocketing prices for the fragments, he said, "dramatically reduce who can get samples to do the research".

Here, I'd like to cite one of Lewis's remarks, which gets to the heart not just of his art but of comedy itself: In order to make your audience laugh, you have to dramatically change who you are.

To understand how dramatically, consider who is more likely to use footage of Mr Bush's "mission accomplished" landing on the USS Abraham Lincoln last year the Democrats or the Republicans?In this section And for my next trick Taken for a ride?

The first series was not particularly well reviewed, but later, of course, the story changed dramatically: Linehan, who a couple of years ago received a standing ovation along with a gong at the British Comedy Awards, is very keen to point out that, "I always feel bad about that, because really they were standing for Father Ted," and thus for Mathews as well.

This aggressive line of control, which when complete will extend 700km, is the prime physical reminder of the life of a divisive leader whose affiliations and policies shifted dramatically but who could claim to have influenced the shape of Israel more than anyone except David Ben-Gurion.

He does expect the number of cases in Liberia to rise more dramatically than WHO Ebola researchers foresee.

She also studied under the Ukrainian American artist Alexander Archipenko, who dramatically influenced her style.