Sentence examples for for being dramatically from inspiring English sources

In general, professional investors working for big companies are punished more for being dramatically wrong than they are rewarded for being dramatically right.

The Red Devils usurped neighbours City as they gained revenge for being dramatically pipped to last season's title.

Importantly, the 3′ss requirement for U2AF35 was dramatically relieved for the IVS1-6T andele alsoalso for the E2+1G mutation, which is characteristic of lower primates (Fig.  3a).

It is evident that the accuracy for these models (around 0.3 for toploc and 0.4 for Markov) is dramatically lower than in the next-cell formulation, indicating that this problem formulation is a more challenging task.

Wednesday's shock reading means orders for materials were dramatically lower, so the outlook for the economy is much worse than previously feared.

For example, social media adoption in financial services, for example, is dramatically curtailed by compliance concerns.

Affection for Blair was dramatically demonstrated in 2010.

But the start-up costs for movements are dramatically lower.

In the fractious, black-v-white election of 1970, mayor Hugh Addonizio (who hob-nobbed with the mob and was indicted for extortion) was dramatically unseated by the reformist Kenneth Gibson.

His power to press for reforms was dramatically enhanced earlier this year when Congress gave him control of $4.3 billion in grant money — the Race to the Top fund — that is to be disbursed to the states on a competitive basis.

In an internal government memorandum, a consultant hired by the White House to assess the charges also found that Ogilvy's costs, particularly for labor, were "dramatically higher than even the high end of what is standard industry practice".