Sentence examples for drastically raised from inspiring English sources

The city looked the other way while the Metropolitan Transportation Authority drastically raised transit fares.

He drastically raised the visibility of the Nets when he led them to the N.B.A. finals in 2002 and 2003.

But soon it became clear that dependable reception required more routers than initially predicted, which drastically raised the cost of building the networks.

As in Russia under Vladimir V. Putin, Mr. Nazarbayev has blended deft economic policies that have drastically raised living standards with soft authoritarian methods like police repression of dissidents.

The pay increases -- lifting the salaries of first-year associates at the nation's largest firms to $125,000, from $100,000 -- have drastically raised firms' costs, causing many to consider eliminating some practice areas or hiring less expensive outside lawyers to do more basic work.

By variation of the substrate bias voltage between floating potential and 100 V, the hardness of the layers is drastically raised up to 38 GPa.

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

They said the only way they could possibly keep pace would be to drastically raise prices.

In elementary schools, it could mean drastically raising the number of students in an individual class.

Residents are agonizing over an issue that could transform Co-op City -- and drastically raise prices.

My heart goes out to Jolie, who learned that she carries a BRCA1 genetic mutation that drastically raises her risk of breast and ovarian cancers.