Sentence examples for because of a dramatic from inspiring English sources

This form of mercury poisoning became known as Minamata disease because of a dramatic outbreak that occurred in Minamata, Japan, in the early 1950s.

After national interest in Ellington revived in 1956 because of a dramatic Newport Festival performance, he exploited the momentum, becoming a great record-maker again.

Royal Bank of Scotland is erasing £800m of bad debt provisions because of a dramatic improvement in its Irish operations and other troublesome areas of its business.

In the euro area, inflation has been below 1% for more than two years and is expected to drop further because of a dramatic collapse in oil prices.

This turtle was lucky: It was alive and recovering from cold-stunning, a potentially fatal condition that renders sea turtles immobile because of a dramatic decrease in water temperature that stops bodily functions.

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.

And so they're like, "Oh my god, who are we gonna get for the bride?" And it was such an interesting role because it's kind of a dramatic role and the centered, more grounded role, but yet at times she still has to be funny.

The trial was stopped early because of the detection of a dramatic mortality benefit in the higher PEEP/lower Vt group.

Some Iraqis thought before tonight's bombing that matters might be on the verge of a dramatic change because of rumors that some high-ranking officials, perhaps even Mr. Hussein, had been injured or even killed on Thursday.

The spot where he got out of his car, at Charlotte St .& Boston Rd., was chosen by officials of the Federal Dept. of Housing & Urban Development because it was a dramatic example of the area's deterioration.

Did the dog with the missing leg somehow lose the limb because of fracking, as a dramatic cut would have us believe?" Still, "most of Mr. Fox's material isn't open to question," he said.