Sentence examples for drastically ahead from inspiring English sources

"Tom Wade [Blyth's manager] is a very good coach and when I saw how comfortable some of our lads were on the ball I thought: 'how aren't they playing professionally?' "At this level the fitness isn't the same because we train twice a week and people have full-time jobs but, technically, a lot of professionals aren't drastically ahead of us.

"If you would compare policing to private corporations or other civic or municipal corporations, I think you'd see our numbers are drastically ahead of most people," he said.

It's also critical because the network architecture of wireless is expected to change drastically in the years ahead.

"To be sure, few high- or low-income consumers expect the economy to post robust gains or think the unemployment rate will drastically shrink during the year ahead," Mr. Curtin said.

Nearly everyone at the conference agreed that the current layout of America's correctional system will have to be drastically redesigned in the years ahead, as downsizing and reform efforts continue.

Here was a gambler drastically raising the stakes to stay ahead of the game.

He admitted the major expansion plans could be affected if the Conservatives win the general election next year and pressed ahead with plans to drastically reduce onshore wind energy.

The festival was, however, eventually given the go-ahead, albeit on a drastically reduced budget, and helped by a crowdfunding campaign.

What happened next was that, while the headline schemes went ahead, future road-building was drastically scaled back.

But by late August and early September, Mr. Kerry seemed to have assuaged the doubts of the state Democratic base and had crept ahead, a shift that accelerated drastically after the debates.

Each contender brought a distinct style to the campaign trail this week, seeking to close in on voters who could still be swayed ahead of a contest that will drastically reset the race for the Republican presidential nomination.