Sentence examples for dramatic causes from inspiring English sources

One of the most dramatic causes of damage to engineering structures during earthquakes has been the development of soil liquefaction beneath and around the structures.

There was no dramatic cause for the steep decline, no draconian police roundup or seismic demographic shift.

Trump will not pass from our politics suddenly from a single dramatic cause, but rather from the accumulation of self-inflicted wounds.

The novel proceeds chronologically, but in lapidary layers of perspective and incident connected by kinship more than dramatic cause and effect.

The most dramatic cause of spinal cord injury is acute trauma, such as from motor vehicle accidents, sports accidents, accidental falls, and violence (e.g., gunshot and stab wounds).

This situation was repeated in El Hierro, where the mass media magnified the situation to make the story more dramatic, causing anger in many residents and some economic losses (Carracedo et al. 2012).

I guess it's easier to look for a big, dramatic cause and effect.

One participant requested a half day job in the public sector; however, the cut in her salary was dramatic, causing her to move to the private sector (participant 16).

Again, the logic was persuasive, but the execution was questionable and the dramatic destruction caused controversy.

Its dramatic drop, caused by a steep gradient, results in the formation of many rapids.

This causes dramatic intraday fluctuations in California's wholesale market prices.