"There doesn't need to be a dramatic response," Dr. Kreipe said.
The sweeping changes are the result of months of strategic discussions by Ford executives, and represent a dramatic response to the woes afflicting Detroit's automakers.
To my surprise I found a lengthy queue of people seeking my help – and, best of all, a dramatic response when I managed to prescribe effectively.
"Each and every time you give a placebo you see a dramatic response among some people and no response in others".
In some cases, the administration of vitamin B6 brings about a dramatic response, which results in a marked fall in cystathionine excretion.
The north accuses him of supporting rebels inside its territory, a charge he denies.Few observers had expected such a dramatic response from the president.
Meanwhile, in a dramatic response, the conservative newspaper Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, normally restrained in its coverage of conservative parties, likened the Christian Social Union's drubbing to the defeat suffered by Napoleon at Waterloo.
The Energy Information Administration of the Department of Energy, for example, notes that gasoline prices have fallen sharply during the summer driving season because of a "dramatic response in gasoline production" last spring, when prices were high.
Israel's policy of avenging any attack on its citizens dictated a dramatic response to the restaurant bombing, and other options, such as targeting the Palestinian leader, Yasser Arafat, seemed inappropriate.
JUILLIARD ORCHESTRA James DePreist leads the superb student band in works by Enescu, Prokofiev (the Violin Concerto No. 2 in G Minor, with Erno Kallai), and John Corigliano (the Symphony No. 1, a dramatic response to the AIDS crisis, from 1990).
Dr. Hochberg He had a dramatic response.
