Sentence examples for revised dramatically from inspiring English sources

(Did someone say "Read my lips"?) The odds, then, are that soon -- perhaps as soon as next year -- those projections of future budget surpluses will have been revised dramatically downward, and longer-term projections will show deficits as far as the statistical eye can see.

These numbers are volatile and can be revised dramatically.

Of course, all of these numbers are subject to being revised dramatically a month from now.

The rise of the Internet in the intervening decade would require Adobe, and every other software manufacturer, to revise dramatically their notions of how to make money from computer programs.

Worse, the jobs figures for June and July were revised down dramatically.

Roche's revised offer "dramatically undervalues Illumina and does not adequately reflect Illumina's singular position in an industry poised for extraordinary growth," Jay T. Flatley, Illumina's chief executive, wrote in a letter to Franz B. Humer, Roche's chairman.

In late May, President Enrique Peña Nieto revised and dramatically downgraded the number of missing to about 8,000 people.

Her scholarly writing dramatically revised understanding of Reconstruction.

The revelation that the ONS has dramatically revised its numbers is discreetly tucked away in the department's latest monthly house price index.

The university sector is facing a "fiscal time bomb", the chairman of the Commons business committee has warned, after it was revealed that the government has dramatically revised down the proportion of student debt that will ever be repaid.

The OBR has dramatically revised down its estimate of the economy's output gap how much less Britain is producing than it could from 3.7% of potential GDP a year ago to 1.4% now.