Sentence examples for a fairly dramatic from inspiring English sources

"And this visit allows me to do that in a fairly dramatic fashion".

But creating two categories of MPs would in practice still be a fairly dramatic solution.

It has had a fairly dramatic effect on poverty and inequality.

"It's a fairly dramatic step," Mr. McDonald said, referring to the grounding of flights.

"To a big telescope, it's a fairly dramatic thing; you see a horrible looking image".

"This represents a fairly dramatic change that was presaged by the mayor's announcement last fall".

The country scenario's more efficient production of calories relies heavily on a 1) fairly dramatic expansion in irrigation capacity, 2) greater cropland expansion in countries with greater access to technological improvements in agriculture, and 3) avoidance of large-scale land conversion in important biomass carbon storage areas.

"In the fiscal crisis, the bargaining came after there had already been a series of fairly dramatic steps, including service reductions and layoffs," Professor Freeman said.

The other Brookings study of "business dynamism" drawing upon census data showed that there has been a steady and fairly dramatic decline of new firm creation since 1978.

We were told there had been a baby rescued in fairly dramatic circumstances; we tried as much as we could to warm him up.

He wasted a lot of energy, and careered down some fairly dramatic blind alleys, but there was a freshness and vigor that made public life seem vital for a time.