Sentence examples for overseen a dramatic increase from inspiring English sources

Mr Adams has overseen a dramatic increase in his party's share of the vote from a low of 9.1% in the 1989 European parliament elections.

Ruled by a military junta for decades, Burma/Myanmar (hereafter referred to as Myanmar) held elections in November 2010, and the nominally civilian parliamentary government that took power in March 2011 has overseen a dramatic increase in humanitarian assistance and business investment.

The coalition government's education policies, led by Michael Gove and David Willetts, continued Thatcher's market-driven reforms, cutting all direct funding to the humanities, creating the cumbersome research excellence framework (Ref), which seeks to audit the academics' research "outputs", and overseeing a dramatic increase in the number of staff on short-term contracts.

Khalid returned to run the rehabilitated NCB in 1996, only to oversee a dramatic increase in the bank's nonperforming loans, some of which were made to Khalid himself.

It is a dramatic increase in density.

"By next year, we should see a dramatic increase".

Pakistan has seen a dramatic increase in violence this year.

The academy wants a dramatic increase in anti-obesity efforts.

Mr. Johnston expects a "dramatic, increase" in the trading of buildings.

"We don't really see a dramatic increase," Sylwander said.

"It's not a dramatic increase," she says.