Sentence examples for dramatic application from inspiring English sources

All of Mr. Jackson's glib, funny pranks in "Heavenly Creatures" and "The Frighteners" -- in which we were never supposed to be sure what was going on -- prepared him for a dramatic application of those techniques here.

The most dramatic application was Hubble's use in 1924 of a Cepheid variable to determine the distance to the great nebula in Andromeda, which was the first distance measurement for a galaxy outside the Milky Way.

In a particularly dramatic example, application of quality control methods to the very complex problem of ventilator management for adult respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) patients improved their survival from less than 10% to more than 40%.

Selective colleges around the country experienced another dramatic increase in application numbers for the class of 2017, leaving even more room for rejections, the rejections of talented, spectacular students.

The CCRC believes the dramatic rise in applications is the result of a change in the way that prisoners can apply to the commission.

Ministers funded an extra 10,000 places for undergraduates starting at English universities last year amid a dramatic increase in applications, but fierce competition still saw one in three candidates missing out.

Colleges were previously very successful in engaging part-time higher education students looking to upskill or change career, but have seen a dramatic decline in applications since the introduction of tuition fees.

What we see happening is a dramatic shift in applications.

In fact, the biggest blip in this year's CGS survey is the dramatic rise in applications from Brazil.

City and Guilds, the body behind many vocational qualifications and apprenticeships, says it has seen a dramatic rise in applications to higher level courses.

Although batch reactors produce pH increases of 2 3 and an oxidation reduction potential (ORP) range of −500 to −900 mV, it is expected that the pH and ORP would be less dramatic in field applications where other mechanisms reduce the chemical changes (Zhang 2003).