Sentence examples for has not risen dramatically from inspiring English sources
But the frequency of these procedures has not risen dramatically, because of an acute shortage of donor hearts, strict eligibility standards for potential recipients and caution at transplant centers that do not want to jeopardize success averages with risky operations.
A report from the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) points out that income inequality in America has not risen dramatically over the past 20 years when the top 1% of earners are excluded.
Top CEO pay has not risen nearly as dramatically as in America.
Yet participation has not risen.
After all, hasn't Medicare spending risen dramatically over time?
The number of people, and their toys, wanting to take part has risen dramatically since then.
Childhood asthma has risen dramatically not only in the western societies and now forms a major and still increasing public health problem.
The number of children reported as having autism spectrum disorders (ASD) has risen dramatically since the early 1990s.
But we have not apparently been alone in our blindness – feline diabetes has risen dramatically in the last few years in the UK.
No numbers are kept for knife deaths, but estimates of attacks range from 22,000 to 60,000 a year.In any case, the precedents for a ban are not encouraging: gun crime has risen dramatically since legislation following the Dunblane massacre in 1996 made handguns of all kinds illegal.
