Sentence examples for because of dramatic from inspiring English sources

But I think he's come to terms with the fact that because of dramatic licence, sometimes things overlap that might have happened in actual time at different points.

Agilent Technologies, a maker of test and measurement equipment for electronics, said it was cutting workers' salaries by 10percentt because of "dramatic slowing in customer demand".

Along with — and because of — dramatic social and demographic changes, America is quickly dividing itself into two separate nations, regional enclaves of rigid politics, as the idea of common national priorities fades further into a distant past.

"Overall funding on tobacco control is down because of dramatic cuts in state spending in recent years," Matthew L. Myers, president of the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids, said in an interview.

In a statement, the government said it had brought forward the increase in state pension age to 66 because of dramatic increases in life expectancy and the need to ensure that no unfair burden is placed on the next generation.

Hamid Mughal, the director of global manufacturing at Rolls-Royce, the FTSE 100 engineering group, told the MPs that industry was facing a "radical shift" because of dramatic advancements in technology.

Tahiti, formed of two ancient volcanic cones, is particularly striking because of its dramatic silhouette, which rises 7,352 feet (2,241 metres) above sea level.

None of them worked, Mr. Parnell, Mr. Alda and Mr. Davidson agreed, because of a lack of dramatic tension.

Because of the dramatic drop in the price of storage, coupled with the dramatic increase in bandwidth, making your second hard drive virtual is an idea to consider.

People are attracted to high-altitude residences because of the dramatic views they afford.

Because of the dramatic background: the fog, the cobbled streets … it fascinates them.