Sentence examples for be a dramatic step from inspiring English sources
Answering his own question, he said Bertelsmann was prepared to take what for it would be a dramatic step to maintain its competitiveness.
That would be a dramatic step for the governor — Dominion is one of his biggest donors and the most powerful corporation in the state.
Banning meetings altogether may be a dramatic step, but there are ways to assure that your company never has a bad meeting again.
This would be a dramatic step beyond the current therapy of choice--ancient but effective--of bloodletting, the periodic removal of blood from the patient to eliminate excess iron.
Complete genome sequencing of BRZ-VACV isolates and a sampling of clones from the original seed sample of NYCBH would be a dramatic step toward discerning the relationship between them.
'The Chucky Taylor case is a dramatic step forward in support of holding torturers criminally accountable,' says Morton Sklar, executive director of the World Organization for Human Rights USA.
It is a dramatic step most often triggered when adult children feel hurt by their parents, or when they feel the parents may be hurting themselves.
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".
"I think for us to establish rights in law for the private market, demanding certain wages and benefits, it's a dramatic step that county government has not taken before," he said.
But for a hospital to close one of its major surgical divisions for even a few days is a dramatic step, Dr. LaRosa said, adding that the move was intended to "get everybody's attention" inside the hospital.
