Sentence examples for dramatic extension from inspiring English sources

Ferry also played a major part in the dramatic extension of France's colonial territories.

The immediate consequence is a dramatic extension of the logjam in immigration courts and detention centers.

For a start, the promise of "new indicators" to measure progress suggests a dramatic extension of the philosophy underpinning Louise Casey's Troubled Families project.

Simon Stevens, NHS England's new chief executive, has announced a "dramatic extension of patient power", by providing cash for vulnerable patients to buy their health and social care.

You might think this dramatic extension of Holyrood's powers would be welcomed by the Scottish National party, which has long campaigned for fiscal autonomy.

And it would represent the most dramatic extension of government's regulatory powers into the workings of the economy since the early days of the New Deal.

A secondary "Cosby effect" is now being felt in state legislatures, several of which have enacted dramatic extensions, and even the outright elimination of the statute of limitations for sex crimes.

"Brown & Root entered into the contract in 1972 prior to Three Mile Island and the onset of the problems which have caused multiplication of the costs of, and dramatic extensions of the construction periods for, every nuclear plant of the South Texas Project generation," he said in a statement.

Sleeps 2, from £495 a week Pets allowed This unassuming stone cottage hides a dramatic glass extension and a long garden complete with sauna cabin for warming up after a swim in the sea.

Respected leaders in science are focused on the possibilities of dramatic life extension.

Dramatic life extension would plainly be a real wild card in population projections, with huge social ramifications.