Sentence examples for possibly more dramatic from inspiring English sources
Thomas Drake, an N.S.A. whistleblower who was profiled by Jane Mayer in the magazine, said over the phone that he believes the 2010 breakthrough was possibly more dramatic and may refer to the defeat of "some of the main-line encryption" algorithms in wide use, like the R.S.A. algorithm or the Advanced Encryption Standard at 256-bit level.
One limitation of this study is that the post-treatment sample was collected between 4 8 weeks after therapy and may not reflect immediate (and possibly more dramatic) treatment response, though we would expect this to have biased our study not to find a significant change in concentrations.
He warns: "The psychological/cognitive effects of seven or eight drinks are no less intense, and, possibly, even more dramatic".
"And what," the prosecutor asked, "was the penny?" "I said, 'It's the Clipper 103.' " Less dramatic, but possibly more important, was a 14-line document read out before testimony began.
There might be even more dramatic possibilities.
Daily events are possibly more frequent and/or recurrent stressors that are less dramatic and include events such as arguments and deadlines.
That blackbird, or the teeming passersby, seem like unpaid extras, and that sunset looks more dramatic than anything a set designer could possibly ever come up with.
During the next decade and a half, that style became more dramatic, with dominant reds and blacks, broader handling, and jostling forms like possibly living things astir in shadows.
More dramatic differences would possibly be observed in nature, especially at the juvenile stage when young salmonids inhabiting a fluvial environment may experience more dramatic fluctuations in temperature.
Possibly more than I am".
