Sentence examples for a dramatic example in from inspiring English sources

The end of special counsel Robert Mueller's probe is a dramatic example, in part because of how little drama it has actually led to — so far.

A dramatic example in the last century was the internment of Japanese-Americans during World War II; bowing to government claims that they were a security threat, the Supreme Court, in the Korematsu case, refused to interfere.

A dramatic example occurred in September last year, when it was revealed that the conventional treatment for patients with severe shock or burns - albumin - which has been used for the past 30 years, caused an estimated 1,200 extra deaths a year in the UK.

Extreme segregation can sometimes produce monomineralic cumulates; a dramatic example occurs in the Bushveld Igneous Complex of South Africa, where cumulus layers of chromite (iron-magnesium-chromium oxide, the only chromium ore mineral) are encased in cumulus layers of anorthite (calcium-rich feldspar).

New research shows that children of these women have a survival advantage--a dramatic example of natural selection at work in humans.

Morphogenesis of the semicircular canal ducts in the vertebrate inner ear is a dramatic example of epithelial remodelling in the embryo, and failure of normal canal development results in vestibular dysfunction.

A dramatic example is G6PD deficiency in Tanzania, where prevalence in lowland and highland populations (11.3% and 4.4%, respectively) mirrors that of malaria [ 7].

Derek S. Arndt, chief of the climate monitoring division at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, called the increase in summer nighttime temperatures a "dramatic example" of how small shifts in average temperature can lead to big consequences in the extremes.

The request for all 1.1 million ballots was a dramatic example of the many ways in which the Bush legal team can use the built-in safeguards and procedural cul-de-sacs of the law to its advantage in the contest phase of the election.

In the rust-belt city of Liaoyang, in a dramatic example of the deepening conflict as China's state industries shrink or die under global competition, tens of thousands of workers from bankrupt factories have protested during the last two weeks, complaining of unpaid pensions and living allowances and official corruption.

But in a dramatic example of the power of domestication, beginning some 9000 years ago people in Mexico and the U.S. Southwest transformed teosinte into the many-kerneled maize that today feeds hundreds of millions around the world.  .