Sentence examples for drastically bigger from inspiring English sources

And it's not as if the Red Bulls are a drastically bigger draw than the Liberty or that MSG is paying a big rights fee to carry the games.

Because most of a 35mm-type camera is controls, rather than the film or sensor itself, a 6x4.5 or 6x6 medium-format camera, most of which is the film holding area, lens, etc, is not drastically bigger.

The field he works in may have changed drastically – big-budget super-hero spectaculars instead of a no-budget indie venture about struggling young actors like he once was – but his ambition remains the same.

No. 2 Oklahoma is playing in a drastically improved Big 12, much thanks to the revival of its North Division.

Borrowing somewhat from the comics but switching the timeline around drastically, the big-screen Venom will be a protector of the innocent, with his hatred of the webslinger apparently due to come later.

They do not have to be perfect, as long as they are not drastically too big) OPTIONAL: Wet them and let them hang to air dry for more comfort.

Tom Wolzien, a media analyst at Bernstein, said that in late 2000, he began to hear that advertising markets had softened drastically when many big media companies still insisted their sales were strong.

And drastically changing momentum with big plays.

[my emphasis] That would appear to be big news: drastically lower taxes on the wealthy and tax increases for lower-income earners.

The artist's work has not changed drastically since his breakthrough "Big Self-Portrait" (1967-68), in which he used a small black-and-white photograph of himself as the basis for a large-scale painting.

It makes no difference that murder rates have drastically plunged in most big cities over the past two decades.