Sentence examples for drastically more from inspiring English sources

He pointed out that as the water outgasses and forms bubbles, the magma itself becomes drastically more viscous, or syrupy.

The degree of control that people actually have over their obesity is drastically more limited than is commonly believed.

fig-2 was exciting because in the past few years the market has become drastically more powerful in the art world.

Since that time the number of foreign-born residents — the majority of whom are Hispanic — has increased drastically, more than 40 percent since 2000, according to census estimates.

However, a number of scientists said that mapping and understanding the human brain presented a drastically more significant challenge than mapping the genome.

From there, continue south to the drastically more modest Igrejinha de Fátima (EQS 307/308; igrejinhadefatima.org), the city's first church, also a Niemeyer special.

"Some reckon that a third pole is emerging: in favour of continued membership of a drastically reformed, more economically liberal (read: more British) European Union.

Either services will be severely reduced or quality will deteriorate drastically or, more likely, both.

The number of active-duty personnel stationed in Rhode Island fell drastically, and more than 16,000 civilian jobs vanished.

Average per capita income, which continued to fall drastically, was more than halved between 1990 and 2000 to become one of the lowest in the world.

However, their numbers have reduced drastically - more than 95% since 1946 - due to overhunting for skins, habitat destruction and environmental damage.