Sentence examples for rise more dramatically from inspiring English sources

And it would avoid a quirk of the tax code that would cause rates to rise more dramatically for those earning between $250,000 and $400,000 than for households with much larger incomes.

He does expect the number of cases in Liberia to rise more dramatically than WHO Ebola researchers foresee.

Since 1978, when pay packages began to rise more dramatically, CEO compensation has gone up 997percentt, even as the average worker pay has risen 10.9percentt in the same period.

However, it is important that you avoid eating starchy vegetables such as corn, winter squash, peas and potatoes as these foods cause your blood sugar to rise more dramatically, increasing the risk of gestational diabetes.

Income inequality in Britain is rising more dramatically than in nearly any other nation.

Arrivals by air have been rising steadily since 2004 5, primarily the result of increased lodgments by international students seeking protection [ 2]; arrivals by sea have risen more dramatically.

In addition, a recent report of an HCV-infected cohort in the VA system found that the incidence of HCC rose more dramatically than previously predicted (Kanwal et al, 2011).

Latinos saw the number rise even more dramatically, to 78,733 from 30,885.

In addition, CBO said, the proportion of Americans without health insurance would rise even more dramatically ― by 18 million, which is roughly the number of people who have gotten coverage through the law, according to the most reliable estimates.

In South Korea the figure rose even more dramatically, from 23% of GDP to 48%.

Copper has risen even more dramatically: in 2006, it briefly hit the unheard-of price of four dollars a pound.