Sentence examples for dramatic economy from inspiring English sources

Her own lyrics would be remembered for their dramatic economy even if she hadn't recorded them.

These blur the dramatic economy from which much of the work's raw power derives.

Cuts would be welcome, but Sir Tom, who is famous for not listening to pleas from directors for dramatic economy, has so far resisted.

Like his film designer, who was "careful to use detail sparingly but to make it stand for a lot", he understands dramatic economy.

Actor Samuel West added just enough narrative for the pieces to hang from in a dry, Chandleresque tone; and though few of the musical sequences topped out at more than a minute, their dramatic economy implied that the composer was already limbering up to write Peter Grimes.

Increasing the multiplexing of individual libraries (e.g. from 10-plex to 100-plex PCR) reduces costs proportionally and results in dramatic economies of scale (Additional file 13: Table S5).

Ford predicts dramatic fuel economy gains.

The consequences of Venezuela's economic, humanitarian and political crisis have been dramatic: An economy in free fall.

"[Greenspan] has power, but what's really driving this economy is the dramatic change that's taking place in the private sector in this country," he continued.

This increase results in a huge traffic congestion, which has dramatic consequences on economy, human health, and environment.

Herzen's book is a loose, baggy monster that lacks the dramatic tension and economy of "Fathers and Sons".