Sentence examples for dramatic efforts of from inspiring English sources

Other dramatic efforts of the period include several of the uproarious one-act farces known as vaudevilles: Medved (The Bear), Predlozheniye (The Proposal), Svadba (The Wedding), Yubiley (The Anniversary), and others.

But Wall Street's ensuing steps were mostly below the radar — a very different tack than the much more dramatic efforts of recent days, and a sharp contrast to the tenacious and more public fight bankers have waged with the administration as it implements the financial regulatory reforms signed into law last summer.

This gigantic exercise represents a dramatic effort of will by governments and partners, and  relies on hundreds of thousands of health workers and volunteers who will be administering the drops to all children under the age of five, irrespective of their previous immunization status.

AFTER the stockmarket crash of October 1929 it took over three years for America's government to launch a series of dramatic efforts to end the Depression, starting with Roosevelt's declaration of a four-day bank holiday in March 1933.

The Bank of Israel had been using high interest rates in a dramatic effort to reduce Israeli inflation.

Still, with states struggling to obtain lethal injection drugs, Oklahoma's move is the latest in a series of dramatic efforts some officials have made to continue carrying out death sentences.

These changes provided the foundation for the dramatic efforts in the late 1990s of Zhu Rongji, the then prime minister, that are reputed to have remade China's economy.The short version is that Mr Zhu closed thousands of companies and broke the "iron rice bowl", a guarantee of living standards for the masses, in an effort to shake China out of economic lethargy.

It has taken the occasions of the Beijing Olympics, the Shanghai World Expo, and the Guangzhou Asian Games to carry out a series of dramatic efforts in building more public transit, limiting traffic, shifting to cleaner fuels and moving polluting factories away from the city center.

And since Mr. Alfaro has entrusted so many of his dramatic efforts first to Mr. Rivera, one might assume that this conception of the play is authentic.

"While Wisconsin is in the middle of a war with its unions, we're in the middle of some very dramatic efforts, but working with the unions and with others," Mr. Zambelli, his counselor, said.

Their most dramatic effort, a charge of three white horses with strap-on explosives last summer, ended when the cavalcade blew up before reaching its target, Israel's border barricade.