Sentence examples for more dramatically under from inspiring English sources

Prosecutions for a worker dying doing a job for you fell from 46 per cent to 28 per cent on its watch – and now they will fall even more dramatically under Cameron.

My home state of California swung even more dramatically, from under a 100 prisoners per 100,000 citizens, to almost 500 in 2006.

By the World Bank's measures, industry (including manufacturing) fell from contributing 40% of the UK's GDP in 1979 to just 34% in 1990 – and has since fallen more dramatically still to just under 22%.

I was under the impression that the two productions would contrast more dramatically, with one lighter and one darker.

However, under infection, levels of putrescine in the rachis increased more dramatically than those in the spikelets.

In light of the FAST Act, disclosure effectiveness and simplification efforts may well continue under the new SEC leadership, although the focus may shift more dramatically toward reducing regulatory burdens.

That would alleviate pressure on Democratic lawmakers to vote under duress for legislation that would undermine the Affordable Care Act more dramatically.

Thus changes in the receptor structure, that affect the fine-specificity of FimH, can more dramatically than FimH variation impact on the colonization behaviour of type 1-piliated bacteria under flow conditions.

Others changed more dramatically.

"Most sleep more, dramatically so.

They emote more dramatically, smolder more comically.