Sentence examples for much more dramatically from inspiring English sources

Stuczynski, however, flirted much more dramatically.

With good, accountable governance, public health and life expectancy improve much more dramatically.

Like many people but, much more dramatically than most, he has several characters.

And here you can see this network as depicted in one way, but here it's depicted actually much more dramatically.

How much more dramatically can I promise to be changeless in a changing world, substantial amid the passing tweets?

Changing laws alters behaviour much more dramatically than any amount of nudging or peer pressure, though public education is important.

Interestingly, it doesn't cost all that much more to dramatically increase coverage.

The reason I choose to declare that I am not athletic, before making a feminist critique of the Games, is this: I know that the lives of female athletes – amateur or professional – are much more directly, dramatically and adversely affected by misogynist sporting practices than those of people who, like myself, follow the sports media only during big fat events like the Olympics.

This focus can make their path much more difficult, and dramatically reduce their chance of success.

But in the wake of last fall's financial crisis, Britain has moved much more quickly and dramatically to reform its financial system.

The ability of the veto to both significantly suppress, and provide in situ measurements of, these two dominant sources of background would make the next generation of dark matter experiments much more robust, and dramatically improve the credibility of a dark matter detection claim based on the observation of a few recoil events.