Sentence examples for perhaps dramatically from inspiring English sources

America's economy would slow, perhaps dramatically.

If war is averted, oil prices are sure to decline, perhaps dramatically once Venezuela's crisis is resolved.

That would add to the ranks of the officially unemployed, causing the jobless rate to rise, perhaps dramatically — unless jobs are being created to absorb the labor glut.

It says the issue is fundamentally about fairness.Should Russia get a deal that is better (perhaps dramatically better) than what is on offer to the countries of the 'Eastern Partnership', such as Ukraine, Georgia or Moldova?

"The most likely prospects are for the regime's position to deteriorate further, perhaps dramatically, in the weeks ahead," said Jeffrey White, a former military analyst for the Pentagon's Defense Intelligence Agency.

But just how big, aggressive and profit-seeking it will be remains to be seen.One obstacle to maximising its value for taxpayers is that Northern Rock will almost certainly have to shrink, perhaps dramatically.

But the electoral calculus has undoubtedly changed — and perhaps more dramatically than I pointed out yesterday.

If it crosses the Channel, it would change the capital perhaps as dramatically as the blitz.

In recent times, and perhaps most dramatically, was that of the poets Sylvia Path and Ted Hughes.

Alongside these expansion plans, Kingdon is also reshaping the in-world experience, perhaps most dramatically with a plan to fence off "adult" content.

Most directly, and perhaps most dramatically, Mr. Romney's proposal would force — yes, force — suburban districts to accept city students, a step that the Supreme Court refused to take back in 1974.