Sentence examples for most dramatically represented from inspiring English sources

At its heart, the port still thrives (the looming bulk of the Queen Mary 2 was in for maintenance during my visit), while its newer industry is most dramatically represented by the success of Airbus, whose sprawling plant on the banks of the Elbe is turning out gargantuan A380 passenger planes.

Elsewhere, the dynamism of German 1920s expressionsim is dramatically represented in the sweeping, daring lines of the Chilehaus office building.

The Heat Shock Protein family (HSP) of genes represented one of the most dramatically up regulated groups in this study.

Ms. Swenson may not be the most dramatically intense singer.

Today Balmain is probably Sydney's most dramatically gentrified district; from an industrial suburb that was the birthplace of the Australian Labor party to an area now represented at a state level by a Greens MP.

This was most dramatically shown by the complete lack of correlation between the residuals of the regression analyses (Fig.  3), which represent the magnitudes of the modifying factors for visual acuity and visual field after subtraction of the effects of the ABCA4 gene itself.

PhD production sped up most dramatically in Mexico, Portugal, Italy and Slovakia.

It was used most dramatically by the Russian generals M.B.

Most prominent is muscular cramping and twitching, exemplified most dramatically by carpopedal (wrist and foot) spasms.

The most dramatically audacious thing about Transparent is that the Pfeffermans are really not very likable.

The Tempest is the most dramatically overrated of all Shakespeare's plays.