Sentence examples for rate dramatically from inspiring English sources

More than a quarter of Spain is unemployed, with the rate dramatically higher among young people.

The economy isn't expanding rapidly enough to reduce the unemployment rate dramatically, which would be a big boon to Obama.

Source: AFP Until recently El Salvador was one of the world's most violent countries but a truce between rival gangs has seen the murder rate dramatically cut.

In the nineteen-sixties, China brought down its birth rate dramatically; those children are now grown up and in the workforce, and there is no similarly sized class of dependents behind them.

The wave of immigration, combined with the higher postwar birth rate, dramatically increased Canada's population from some 12 million in 1945 to nearly 16 million by the mid-1950s.

They say, "Let's see if we can deny all of this, or as much as possible, and lets keep raising his rate dramatically every few months so that, hopefully, by the time he really needs care and we would have to put out some bucks we will already have forced him to drop our coverage".

Indeed, it has helped raise enrollment rates dramatically but has failed in many other respects.

As the economy stumbled over the past two years, the Federal Reserve cut interest rates dramatically and quickly.

"The bullet that blew up the policy was when Ronald Reagan was elected and the U.S. Fed increased interest rates dramatically".

And in 1982, as in 2001, the Fed reversed a previous policy of raising interest rates to fight inflation, cutting rates dramatically to fight recession instead.

In 2001, the Federal Reserve began cutting interest rates dramatically, bringing them to their lowest point in forty years and fuelling a boom cycle, particularly for mortgage lenders.