Sentence examples for not so dramatically from inspiring English sources
Something similar happens repeatedly, if not so dramatically, throughout the show, as a viewer's powers of discrimination are called into play.
But now that its premise appears to be coming true, more gradually and not so dramatically, I am less convinced of the direction its prophetic powers took.
Flannery went to the United States, where he offered a parallel, if not so dramatically striking, interpretation of the American ecology.
Brain size expanded further with the appearance of H. erectus by at least 1.8 mya, but body size also increased, so that relative brain size apparently was not so dramatically expanded.
And even if she had not kept the extraordinary diary through which we know her it is likely that we would number her among the famous of this century — though perhaps not so dramatically as we do now.
But I've shown that we can increase our diplomatic presence around the world, even on a lower budget though not so dramatically a lower budget as some people think.Not everybody notices that the World Service moved off the Foreign Office books, and that's equal to most of the reduction of the Foreign Office budget.
It was pretty sensational, we were all excited that it happened, but the thing is in the movie that character is not pregnant and is not breastfeeding, so dramatically it made no sense.
Australia, which combines remoteness with safe streets, did not benefit so dramatically from its reputation as a haven from terrorism; there was a slight decrease in the number of overseas visitors to Australia last year.
Regular investing is arguably best-suited to cautious investors who prefer to drip-feed their money into the markets – the value of your investment will not change so dramatically.
It has been shown that the optical characteristics are not affected so dramatically as transport properties.
However, the rate at which companies succeed at raising Series B rounds does not increase so dramatically as it does with Series A rounds.
