Sentence examples for dramatically younger from inspiring English sources

Lady Penelope, who will be voiced by former Bond girl Rosamund Pike, also gets a dramatic new look, dramatically younger than the original version, a crime-fighting Taylor Swift.

Advertisements for Olay Regenerist Eye, for example, promote it as a way to obtain "dramatically younger looking eyes without surgery," specifically eye lifts.

It is true that African-American men have a shorter average life expectancy than whites, but this is because they are more likely to die at dramatically younger ages.

In the ad Cameron says: "So if you're not ready for cosmetic injections, but want dramatically younger-looking skin, try Olay Regenerist with pentapeptides.

Alcohol consumption has declined pretty dramatically in younger age groups".

Yet research also shows that there is currently a creativity crisis, that creativity scores are dropping dramatically among younger people entering the workforce.

And for reasons that are unclear, the rate of colon cancer has increased dramatically in younger adults.

This number goes down dramatically for younger people, but still has the potential to incentivize earning less.

And undoubtedly there is today an unprecedented economic need for immigrants, at a time when the birth rate of white Britons has declined dramatically, many young whites are tragically unqualified and unmotivated, and the ageing population desperately needs productive young workers to support it.

As James, Kupinski was dramatically poignant — young, stupid, pitiable — and technically exact.

He may be irreplaceable, but the conservatory is known for producing technically and dramatically adept young dancers who should rise to his challenges.