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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Driving the increase is a dramatic rise in diabetes and high blood pressure.

College officials report a dramatic rise in the study of the classics, including Latin.

Sometimes, a single blockbuster show can cause a dramatic rise in sales.

They were jealous enough of his sudden, dramatic rise in social position.

The one thing that could change the forecasts for all three states would be a dramatic rise or fall in oil prices.

This led to a dramatic rise in passenger numbers at the airport.

The criticism has intensified along with the dramatic rise in private use of the law.

However, global warming caused a dramatic rise in sea levels around the world.

There was a dramatic rise in the number of schemes promoted.

During 2009/10 there was a dramatic rise in the amount of drama being introduced into the school.

Given the dramatic rise, the failure to develop a policy is truly a missed opportunity.

The recent dramatic rise in house prices has made these reforms unpopular.

One reflection of this is the dramatic rise in enrollments.

The dramatic rise in population and industry prompted the need for more accessible water supplies.

By 1998 they had won the French championship, and completed a dramatic rise to glory in such a short period of time.

The reasons for the dramatic rise are complex and have to be seen in the context of international travel patterns to other European nations.