Sentence examples for dramatic in terms of from inspiring English sources

"It's great, it's astounding, and it's quite dramatic in terms of international jurisprudence".

"It's incredibly important, but weirdly, it's not that dramatic in terms of the action".

All of those things are fairly dramatic in terms of how the future of college athletics will be shaped".

To have the dramatic gains we'd like, we have to do something dramatic in terms of what it means to be a teacher in America".

Regan said the legal advice "should have been much more dramatic in terms of its escalation", prompting what appeared to be a frustrated response from Hayne.

The cost of inaction on these issues is likely to be dramatic in terms of human suffering, lost social and economic opportunities, and threats to global peace and security.

"This makes a dramatic difference in terms of lifetime".

That's a dramatic change in terms of the price of credit.

In the yellow zones, the game takes quite a dramatic turn in terms of how you play it.

Dramatic improvements in terms of activity and stability were observed in propylene metathesis, when compared to the silica counterpart.

The history of education movements is full of these dramatic swings in terms of what we think is going to make kids better students or better human beings.