Sentence examples for for a dramatically from inspiring English sources
But in 1926 Kobler demolished the house for a dramatically new kind of dwelling.
In other words, Sanders is promising more coverage and more treatment, for a dramatically lower cost.
Sparked by the actors' powerful performances, Arnold's moral absolutism and Furtwängler's lofty aestheticism make for a dramatically compelling clash.
At low tide around Rough Hole Point, look out for a dramatically decaying abandoned ship, the wood almost perceptibly decomposing.
The Americans and British have been lobbying hard, but with little success, for a dramatically stronger weapons inspection program for Iraq.
A bonding of antagonists is articulately summed up, debate-like, in a didactically determined concluding statement, a rote substitute for a dramatically driven curtain scene.
The 1989 exhibition sparked a dialogue on sexually explicit images and the true state of freedom of expression, showcasing, for one, a dramatically lit photograph of a man urinating into another man's mouth.
"RealNetworks is investing for growth in a dramatically changing world," says Goldman's Parekh, who estimates revenues for RealNetworks for 1998 and 1999 will be $63 million and $91 million, with losses per share of 21 cents and 3 cents, respectively.
Research published this week stressed just how big a problem this is: a report by the thinktank Centre for Cities described a dramatically widening gap between south and north.
Microsoft says IE9 for mobile brings a "dramatically enhanced Web browser experience" to the device, with things like hardware-acceleration and HTML5 in tow.
For proteins with a dramatically high uncertainty from 2-D gel analysis, several techniques, such as prefractionation, parallel and repeated run of gels, are available to reduce the noise level before these proteomic data are incorporated in our method.
