Sentence examples for might have dramatically from inspiring English sources

It's looking like the results of a few hours of gameplay on a random November night might have dramatically changed the playoff chances of three likely contenders.

According to a study by Mori: "While the number of people coming through the door might have dramatically increased, the profile of a typical 'population' of museum or gallery visitors has remained relatively stable and firmly biased in favour of the 'traditional' visitor groups".

But without that comeback against Spurs, Wenger's relationship with Arsenal and their fans might have been dramatically different.

Had he been able to capture that game to mount a 4-2 lead, his chances of prevailing might have risen dramatically.

"Living standards today might have improved dramatically since the late 19th century, but workers in 2014 are now into the seventh year of falling real wages and their financial pain is real, with no end to overstretched household budgets in sight," said the TUC general secretary, Frances O'Grady.

The tools – and media – might have changed dramatically since Watergate but, as Leigh and Harding show, the thrill and skill of great reporting is just the same.

The three points might have been dramatically snatched from Fulham's grasp in the final moments of the game when Krul, up for a Newcastle corner, had an effort that hit the arm of Heitinga in the box.

If the government had offered immediate access to maintenance meds to every patient at every pill mil, and referred people with chronic pain to other doctors immediately, the market gap opened by the supply cut might have been dramatically reduced.

Our results imply that functions of Pdr5p in YJM789 might have been dramatically changed during its evolution.

Alternatively, the evolutionary rates in Dictyoceratida might have decreased dramatically since their radiation (see Figure 5).

If this is applied to the M. senhousia mitochondrial genome, then we can hypothesize that a recent selective sweep event might have reduced dramatically the variation of M mtDNA, and this might be related to the new environmental conditions of the recently introduced Northern Adriatic populations.