Sentence examples for a dramatic case in from inspiring English sources

China offers a dramatic case in point.

The execution of Gary Graham in Texas last night is a dramatic case in point.

A dramatic case in point is Japan, where the yen has appreciated by 22percentt since early April 1998, to about 105 yen to the dollar from about 135 yen.

Some cables read in part like thrillers, like when Opus Dei, the powerful religious order, took pains to distance itself from one of its members: Robert P. Hanssen, an F.B.I. agent who in a dramatic case in 2001 pleaded guilty to being a longtime Russian spy.

Her appearance Wednesday on LA's very high profile right-wing radio talkfest, the John and Ken Show, provided a dramatic case in point.

A chemical cousin of aspirin may help treat neurological problems caused by exposure to high levels of manganese metal, according to a dramatic case study in this month's Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine.

Good results at 1 year after the 3 stages of fat grafting are demonstrated in Figure 2C and D. A dramatic case is presented in Figure 3.

Without purporting to solve this chicken-and-egg conundrum, Alicia Drake's "Beautiful Fall: Lagerfeld, Saint Laurent, and Glorious Excess in 1970s Paris" considers a deliciously dramatic case in point.

Researchers have found evidence that the genomes of people in Bangladesh where the disease is prevalent have developed ways to combat the disease, a dramatic case of human evolution happening in modern times.

Richard Wright's "Native Son" is the most dramatic case in point.

The study's authors had expected that an increase in the reporting of such events would add a larger number of less dramatic cases — in which fewer birds die — to the over-all data set, bringing down the average number of deaths per occurrence.