Sentence examples for live in dramatically from inspiring English sources

It isn't possible to contain people for months, particularly when they live in dramatically impoverished circumstances.

For this reason dismay is generated by the well-known statistics: while men in many parts of the industrialised world may expect to live, on average, to see their late seventies and women in many countries may expect to live well into their eighties, billions of people around the world live in dramatically different 'epidemiological worlds' [ 1, 2].

It's haughty to assume technology is the domain of only the privileged or that it is even used the same way by people living in dramatically different circumstances.

"The world we live in has changed dramatically since 1994, so has our operating environment," said Lawrence G. Reuter, president of New York City Transit.

Instead, they live in a Gothic nightmare dramatically recollected in "The Bondwoman's Narrative".

You know," and here I paused dramatically, "I live in earthquake country".

Farmers and city-dwellers are fighting over water rights; where I live, in Silicon Valley, some towns have dramatically increased water rates affecting rich and poor residents alike.

With the Golden State, the number of people in the U.S. who live in a marriage equality state expands dramatically, to almost one third of the U.S. population, and more than 25percentt of the states.

"We live in a publishing world that's so dramatically different.

The distance between the world we live in and the world depicted in science fiction has narrowed dramatically in recent years.

"Most of our employees live in Norwalk, or east or northeast of Norwalk, so the commute is improved dramatically.