Sentence examples for a dramatic step but from inspiring English sources

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.

Antonios S. Kireopoulos, the director of interfaith relations and associate general secretary of the National Council of Churches, said, "It's a dramatic step, but it's out of frustration that the situation in Israel/Palestine is not moving along constructively".

Banning meetings altogether may be a dramatic step, but there are ways to assure that your company never has a bad meeting again.

Threatening to cut funding to Cyprus's banks is a dramatic step by the European Central Bank, but it reflects fears that Europe's central bank itself could suffer significant losses if a bank run began in Cyprus.

In short, the E20 represents a dramatic step into our tapeless future, but one whose price, complexity and 25 jacks make it a machine clearly designed for proficient home-theater junkies.

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

But Mercedes appear to have made a dramatic step forward from midfield mediocrity to become genuine contenders.

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.

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