Sentence examples for a dramatic case of from inspiring English sources

Less familiar but no less intriguing are the ways in which photography helped pro-government forces to identify the rebels and to make a dramatic case of their crimes against humanity.

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.

A dramatic case of such an emergency could be the loss of one or several sensors due to an injury.

The 22 species of Salix presented a particularly dramatic case of compromised resolution.

So when Dr. Atul Gawande, a surgeon and New Yorker writer, met with "ER" writers to stress the importance of a pre-surgery checklist, he recounted the dramatic case of a girl who fell into a frozen lake, Ms. Buffington said.

Police have detained a journalist from the al-Jazeera satellite TV channel, confiscating tapes she had made in preparation for a documentary on human-rights abuse in Egypt.Or take the less dramatic case of Abul Ela Madi, an engineer.

Hypothermia expert Tomasz Darocha told the Polish PAP news agency that until now the most dramatic case of recovery from hypothermia involved a Scandinavian woman whose body temperature had dropped to 13.7C.

However, probably the most dramatic case of looted antiquities concerns the notorious £100m ($167m) Sevso treasure, a magnificent cache of late Roman silver dating from the fourth or fifth Century AD and comprising inlaid platters, ewers and bowls, which was unearthed in the 1970s, almost certainly in Hungary.

Shortly afterward, the United States recorded the comparably dramatic case of Herman Webster Mudgett ("H.H. Holmes"), who confessed to 27 murders and was executed in Philadelphia in 1896.

Living objects are simply the most dramatic case of this.

The final Knight on the board has the most dramatic case of all four whistle blowers.