dramatyczny wzrost

But there has been a dramatic rise in consumer debt over the same period.

Part of the reason is the same as that for the dramatic rise in health care costs - payment by a third party.

This figure, he says, represents a dramatic rise over the last two years.

One argument used to support the theory is the dramatic rise in democratic nations over the course of the 20th century.

Or, perhaps, we'll be talking about its dramatic rise again in two years.

This was followed by an equally dramatic rise around 6,500 years ago.

The 19th and 20th century saw the most dramatic rise in average life span.

Experts have not seen such a dramatic rise in 20 years.

Holding your breath can cause a dramatic rise in blood pressure.

The polls already show a dramatic rise in support among C2s but more still needs to be done.

"I believe what we'll see is a dramatic increase in the level of their skills," he said.

Finally, their technology would need to be easy to make on a large scale without having a dramatic increase in price.

With its use, there was a dramatic increase in the discovery of new oil.

But recent years have seen a dramatic increase in the association's activities.

"In order to make any type of dramatic increase, you've got to use the new techniques."

This obviously led to a dramatic increase in the size of the college.

There's a dramatic increase in activity at the 1:24 mark.

The church was now serving 400 families, a dramatic increase from the original 30.

It showed a dramatic increase in the number of working women with children under a year old.

The 16th century, however, saw a dramatic increase in such travel and activity.