Sentence examples for have dramatically affected from inspiring English sources
Since then, airlines like easyJet, Ryanair, Go, Buzz and Virgin Express have dramatically affected European travel, encouraging long weekends at the beach or on the ski slopes.
The post-separation political changes have dramatically affected the peaceful co-existence between these neighbouring pastoralist communities.
Changes in aviation over the last 30 years have dramatically affected the way that flight crews fly aircraft.
The Moon may have dramatically affected the development of life by moderating the planet's climate.
Even if DPS hired 500 additional teachers, the District could have dramatically affected the teacher to student ratio.
Straight porn, on the other hand, customarily does not use condoms in its porn, and previous attempts at doing so have dramatically affected their ability to stay in business.
All this has dramatically affected the national diet.The first thing to go was eating out, says Giles Quick of Kantar Worldpanel, a market-research firm.
"Although the Police Department is the target of the troubling questions, let me assure you we too feel the pain of this senseless tragedy that has dramatically affected our community," Mr. Bonaparte said in the statement.
"The reduction in vinyl production in the West Indies has dramatically affected the way I access music," explains the legendary DJ - or selector - David Rodigan, host of the weekly Rodigan's Reggae show on London's Kiss 100 FM. "In a nutshell, vinyl has been eliminated by the people who play the music to the public.
Finally, we study a special period partially characterized by a severe economic and financial crisis that has dramatically affected European Mediterranean countries such as Spain.
Cochlear implant (CI) greatly enhances auditory performance as compared to hearing aids and has dramatically affected the educational and communication outcomes for profoundly deaf children.
