Sentence examples for is dramatically more from inspiring English sources
Coile told of catching 30 to 40 redfish a day on a trip to Belle Chasse, La. "Redfishing here is dramatically more challenging," he said.
So if that government collapses, or is replaced by one that is dramatically more weak, then I think we'd face some additional challenges out of Yemen, there's no question about it".
For that reason I'd say the nomination of Greg Mankiw is dramatically more probable than the pick of John Taylor.And third, a chairman doesn't stride into her first Federal Open Market Committee meeting and begin making sweeping changes.
These threats have the potential to destabilize freedom and progress, and we will not permit it.... Our second goal is to ignite a new era of global economic growth through a world trading system that is dramatically more open and more free.
"He actually knows what PlayStation is", may not be quite the badge of pride for all millennials, but for the 30-year-old deputy crown prince of Saudi Arabia the comment from one of his supporters should serve as a reminder that he is dramatically more in tune with the general population than the head of his family: 80-year-old King Salman bin Abdulaziz.
The energy consumption under linear control policy is dramatically more than the one controlled by quadratic policy when V<104.
And their votes are dramatically more Democratic than they otherwise might have been.
"It's always faster to have inventory in one place … we're dramatically more efficient than we were," Clark said.
The resulting strains are dramatically more dangerous.According to the World Health Organisation, bird flu has killed more than 300 people since 2003.
Bob DuPuy, baseball's president and chief operating officer, said that given the weak economy, playoff tickets may not be dramatically more expensive this year.
He designed a three-stage crystal maser that was dramatically more powerful than earlier gaseous masers and that has become the most widely used microwave amplifier.
