Sentence examples for most dramatic rise from inspiring English sources

The most dramatic rise in poisonings was among the youngest children.

Yet it has been in the Nixon years that we've seen the most dramatic rise in the welfare rolls.

Almost 4,000 families are now living in hostels, and the most dramatic rise is in central London.

The most dramatic rise has been in Colombia, the only country in the region that allows the use of herbicides to eradicate coca leaf - a policy promoted and funded by the US.

THE availability rate for office space in Fairfield County has almost doubled in the last year, Stamford real estate companies say, adding that the jump is the most dramatic rise in a decade.

The most dramatic rise was for the elderly from 9.9% in the official measure to 16.1% in the SPM, in part because of their high medical expenses.Timothy Smeeding of the University of Wisconsin, long a critic of the old measure, says that the SPM is a massive improvement.

The big questions, as he sees them, are whether President Obama will experience "one of the most dramatic rise-and-fall stories in the history of American politics," and whether the Republicans, knowing they have a real chance to unseat the president, will seize the opportunity or fumble it.

The latest numbers released by Stats Canada regarding hate crimes showed that Alberta and Edmonton in particular have seen one of the most dramatic rises in the country.

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Like one of the Bachelorettes waiting for their rose at the most dramatic rose ceremony yet, I silently begged in my head.