Sentence examples for a dramatic step from inspiring English sources

Prompted by public outrage, federal officials took a dramatic step.

Finally, on Oct. 2, 2012, Houston took a dramatic step.

"I see this as a dramatic step," said Manfred Bischoff, the co-chairman of EADS.

"I knew it would be quite a dramatic step for me.

Some analysts described the travel move as a dramatic step forward.

Laser ranging, Dr. Murphy wrote recently with eight colleagues, "is poised to take a dramatic step forward".

Syria seems unlikely to take such a dramatic step, but it does appear worried about Iran's reliability and the long-term impact of postelection unrest in the country.

England took a dramatic step toward abolishing slavery on its soil in 1772, in a landmark case in which a man named James Somerset won his freedom.

Answering his own question, he said Bertelsmann was prepared to take what for it would be a dramatic step to maintain its competitiveness.

The parliament's vote is non-binding, but represents a dramatic step ahead ahead of a crucial meeting of EU ministers next month.

"And the statute does not differentiate between persons in authority and anyone else," which he called a "dramatic step" in international law.