Sentence examples for a dramatic need to from inspiring English sources

Add to that a dramatic need to increase revenue, coupled with tough economic times, which historically correlates with an increased IRS focus on enforcement, and it becomes reasonable to expect that this focus on wealthy individuals will be robust and long term.

Perhaps most significantly though, as a writer, I sensed a destabilising tension at the heart of the endeavour, between the dramatic need to take an audience into the unflinching core of the story and the potential, in so doing, for emotional exploitation at the cost of those who had lived and lost through the disaster.

The end of a second series that had no pressing dramatic need to exist and has struggled accordingly, with viewers never likely to invest as heavily after the original whodunnit was solved.

You've written two three-minute monologues for the charity Dramatic Need to be performed this month at the Royal Court.

"By 2016 there will be a dramatic need for more accountants," says Bill Demario, chief operating officer of Ajilon Professional Staffing.

Species inventories have already been undertaken but there is still a dramatic need for biodiversity measurement and mapping [55].

"I knew for a long time that for us to succeed something dramatic needed to happen," said Mr. Ma, 28.

And I think we're reaching a tipping point because this is becoming so obvious to everybody that something dramatic needs to be done and that what we've been doing is not effective in the least.

He had no original or innovating genius and lacked the sense of the dramatic needed to convince Britain that it was in good hands in a time of national crisis.

All the remaining candidates agree not only that education is California's top priority but that something dramatic needs to be done to improve it.

Clearly, something dramatic needs to be done.