Sentence examples for match dramatically from inspiring English sources

Terje Stensvold's rather monochrome Wotan is so far no match dramatically or vocally for Fyfe's vivid, seething Alberich, and it's left to Richard Berkeley Steele's laconic Loge to introduce some stage presence to what is otherwise a rather uncharismatic collection of gods.

Although this study initially identified approximately 4,000 hospital episodes, the small number of patients receiving linezolid and strict propensity score matching dramatically reduced the sample size of patients to 60 matched pairs in the adjusted comparisons.

Then the match was dramatically turned on its head; Fish steeled himself to the struggle and was 3-0 up in the second set before Nadal had time to adjust his shorts, momentarily rendered impotent in the face of the American's flat, hard ground strokes.

Ivory Coast played in the final match and dramatically lost the championship on penalties.

But the match changed dramatically in the 27th minute as Posh frontman Toney was sent off for deliberately handling a goalbound Omar Beckles effort.

The momentum, and match, shifted dramatically late in the third set, when Federer held two break points to go up 5-3 and get a chance to serve for a 2-1 lead in sets.

Strikingly, siRNAs with no mRNA match are dramatically overrepresented in the library of Lee and co-workers, while in the library of Ruby and co-workers, the majority of siRNAs match with mRNA.

The pace of Test matches increased dramatically in the late 20th century with the introduction of new bowling strategies.

Upon addition of a perfectly matched sequence, dramatically enhanced fluorescence intensity is observed (ca. 48-fold), and prompt SNP genotyping is accomplished.

A series of exercises performed before rugby matches can dramatically reduce injury, according to a benchmark study that the game's coaches hope will rebut the charge that they do not take the issue of concussion seriously.

The complexion of the match had changed dramatically.