Sentence examples for gone so dramatically from inspiring English sources

It took Herculean efforts to retrieve the black boxes, but they provided a much clearer idea of what had gone so dramatically wrong.

Much more interesting is how Dallas, a team that was 13-3 laseasonson and just a few weeks ago looked to be the best in football, has gone so dramatically off the rails with three losses in four games.

I was a very relaxed pregnant person, right up until the moment when things went so dramatically wrong.

So why did the yes campaign fail so dramatically?

What justifies these enormous pay packages? A. Actually, they haven't gone up so dramatically.

"The cost of housing has gone up so dramatically, it makes living at home much more attractive," she pointed out (without specifying attractive to whom).

But Ferguson implied that United had seen him at Estrela and that only a "complication in his contract" had prompted the move to Guimaraes, which saw his value go up so dramatically.

Just as I obsessed over air travel (going so far as to dramatically kiss each of my daughters goodbye on the forehead before embarking on what turned out to be a remarkably routine plane trip) and just as I hoarded food in the basement, I was now trying to pretend the mail didn't exist.

Moviehole's Clint Morris even went so far as to dramatically call it "the most ridiculous film a critic has had to sit through".

In "Who Owns Your Portal?" Senior Editor Nikhil Hutheesing warns that wireless is going to change the Internet so dramatically that today's Web portals could go the way of Smith Corona and others who failed to keep up with change.

These debts mean that my credit rating has gone down dramatically, so my main question is how do I build up my credit rating?