Sentence examples for dramatic outcomes from inspiring English sources

Music therapies, also now the subject of a raft of academic assessments, have produced some dramatic outcomes.

A real alternative to heritage and populism, New Labour's arts policy had dramatic outcomes in making entrance to museums free, increasing subsidy to regional theatre and widening access.

The best any of us can do in the short term is harm reduction – provide clothes in the winter, and clean needles and condoms year-round – but that rarely provides the glamorous and dramatic outcomes that allows workers, volunteers and donors to get the emotional lift that their work deserves.

Introgression of foreign genes from distant species may create more dramatic outcomes in transgenic lines than conventional breeding.

No dramatic outcomes, at least in physical terms, but a distant effect on mental performance: "My reactions were slowed down very noticeably by evening.

One of the dramatic outcomes of such great inventions and discoveries was that the medical profession got the wonderful tool of immunomodulation and haemapheresis which has changed the outlook of the entire spectrum of immune complex disorders both in terms of the great success in treatment and the rehabilitation from so-called incurable diseases.

The dramatic outcome of that killing is the climax of the film.

It's a terrible disappointment to see, when the scene winds up with Corleone's collapse, that the japery was staged solely for its dramatic outcome.

In their optimism, Mr. Washington's lawyers have speculated that the DNA bank might be powerful enough now to identify another party as Mrs. Williams's murderer, providing Mr. Gilmore with a dramatic outcome for the Washington case.

That it now is, at least for some people, has given this campaign a sense of urgency that was not always felt in 2000, despite the dramatic outcome of that race.

As the campaigners and the wider church community continued to reel from Tuesday's dramatic outcome, Williams said the church's governing body could not "afford to hang about".