Sentence examples for dramatic state from inspiring English sources
Now look at the even more dramatic state of the Sunday nationals.
For promoters, making full use of groundwater would require dramatic state initiative, produce important scientific advance, and enable economic democratization.
Ostrovsky was closely associated with the Maly ("Little") Theatre, Moscow's only dramatic state theatre, where all his plays were first performed under his supervision.
Rather they come across as legitimately confused and hungry for leadership, a dramatic state that is hugely effective as a way of connecting with an audience.
The analysis is set against the background of a dramatic state remaking by a rebellion movement (the Ethiopian People's Revolutionary Democratic Front - EPRDF) that seized control of the Ethiopian state in 1991, after a decisive battlefield victory over an unpopular regime.
The founder of the anti-immigrant, law-and-order National Front, best known for his remark that the Nazi gas chambers were "a detail of history", added: "There is a dramatic state of public insecurity in our country, and those responsible for it, the people have understood, are Jospin and Chirac".
Certainly Smiley avoids any whiff of the lecture-hall - the impression given is more of the schoolroom: 'Every novelist brings some knowledge of dramatic states of mind to his writing.
"During boom times, they did their [macroeconomic] homework, so 2009 is not going to be dramatic," states Martínez Lázaro, adding that the entire region is going to grow more slowly, at about 2.5%.
As pregnancy is a natural but dramatic physiologic state that can occur at some point in the lifetime of approximately half of the world's population, further understanding and research is urgently needed.
In New York, where that trend is most dramatic, the state reduced imprisonment by 26percentt at the same time that property crimes dropped by 28percentt.
These higher variations of histone modifications corresponding to hematopoietic-specific TFs represent dramatic chromatin state changes leading to the activation or repression of certain genes.
