Sentence examples for making it dramatically from inspiring English sources

Government's goal in inspecting restaurants and publishing scores is public health and safety - using open data technology we're taking the labor intensive work of a public health department, and with the click of a button, making it dramatically more valuable to its citizens.

Recall that the notion of community development was central to the Sure Start initiative, making it dramatically different from most other early intervention programmes, mostly trialled in the USA, on which it was based.

Yet, with the coalition government came massive hikes in university fees, making it dramatically more expensive than ever before.

The reforms in the For the People Act would restore the right to vote to millions of disenfranchised Americans and make it dramatically easier for people to vote while also creating a first-of-its-kind public financing system for House elections.

"Today's decision perversely may make it dramatically more difficult for the commission to protect against greater media consolidation," Mr. Powell said.

The Fukushima accident made it dramatically clear that nuclear power stations, if they can be knocked out by natural disasters, can also be hit by man-made assault.The main hurdle to progress is sovereignty.

And where an attentive approach could make it dramatically vivid -- as in the Narrator's description of the rest on the flight into Egypt or the duets for Mary and Joseph -- it sounded as current as today's newspaper.

But we also need to reform the land market, to make it dramatically easier for those without much capital to buy a plot of land and commission their own homes – either individually or as a group.

Though the Paris Opera Ballet's director, Brigitte Lefèvre, proposed in her introduction on Monday that this "Coppélia" was interesting in its dark psychological dimensions, the truth is that its view of human psychology is miserable, inconsistent and shallow, while the production's lack of serious tension makes it dramatically uninteresting.

When we started nextstop just over two years ago, our goal was to make it dramatically easier to discover great things to do anywhere in the world.

PeerTracks is a sort of artist equity trading system that makes it dramatically easier to manage royalties and revenue, making it especially convenient for artists who can't afford to pay someone else to do it.