Sentence examples for not that dramatically from inspiring English sources

Washington's official number-crunchers, such as the Congressional Budget Office, predict that labour-force growth will slow down, but not that dramatically.

Authors' response: As pointed out above, we have chosen option (b) by including Bangiomorpha, which has changed the estimated dates, but not that dramatically.

It was the summer after my sophomore year in college and my first introduction to the world of startups and to a group of individuals – whether they realized it or not – that would dramatically alter the way I thought about business and technology.

It may still be worth doing but it's not a plot twist that dramatically changes Australia's story".

The swipe-to-switch gestures aren't that dramatically different from what you'd find on Android or iOS.

He also reminds us that for all the talk of the "massive" nature of the plan, when the multi-year spending horizon of the bill is taken into account, its size relative to GDP isn't that dramatically large.And Calculated Risk has the details on General Motors' recovery plan.

Two researchers, Justin R. Pierce and Peter K. Schott of the nonpartisan economic study group National Bureau of Economic Research, found that it wasn't reduction of tariffs that dramatically increased exports from China to the United States after 2000.

The painting achieves this status by being both correct and not: that is, palpably naturalistic yet dramatically decorative and artificial.

Nonetheless, Ph.D. production in this country has not changed that dramatically since 1973.

Later, when I spoke to his golfing buddy Sabeer Bhatia, a co-founder of Hotmail, he told me, "His game hasn't improved that dramatically".

Following the remarks, the chef was questioned on her apparent weight loss by two dress sizes, saying despite what people have read she has "not changed size that dramatically", saying her weight goes "up and down".