Sentence examples for dramatic publication from inspiring English sources

So serious had these views become that it took the dramatic publication of the National Intelligence Estimate NIEE) to effectively derail them.

Recent decades have witnessed the dramatic publications of ILs in chemical synthesis with isolated enzymes or whole cells (Wang et al. 2012).

However the dramatic increase in publication and collaboration over the last three decades is driving new, more scaleable approaches.

Galton might have puttered along for the rest of his life as a minor gentleman scientist had it not been for a dramatic event: the publication of Darwin's "On the Origin of Species," in 1859.

No doubt, this dramatic increase in publication reflects the series' success.

Early in 2017, Washington Post decided to make their new motto "Democracy Dies in Darkness," a dramatic phrase the publication itself admitted was the recipient of mixed reviews.  .

The increase for ADHD was even more dramatic, from 356 publications in 1985-1989 to 6,158 in 2005-2009.

Just consider Alex Majoli, an award-winning Magnum photographer, who is known for shooting images of war and other dramatic scenes for publications like National Geographic and Newsweek — with compact point-and-shoot digital cameras.

Although there has never been an independent press in revolutionary Cuba, citizens had access to a broader range of ideas and viewpoints before a paper shortage forced a dramatic cutback in publications last October.

The increase for ADHD was even more dramatic, from 356 publications in 1985–1989 to 6158 in 2005 2009.

A PubMed literature search identified 10,894 articles on the subject of 'terrorism', and there was a dramatic increase in publications after the 9/11 attacks in 2001.