Sentence examples for dramatically pivotal from inspiring English sources
The lovely Romanian mezzo-soprano Ruxandra Donose sings Veronica, the most dramatically pivotal role, with vulnerability, quiet intensity and lush colorings.
In this population, the pharmacokinetic properties of beta-lactams are dramatically modified [60 62], a pivotal point that may lead to sub-optimal BLBLI dosing even for ESBL-PE strains with relatively low MICs.
In this population, the pharmacokinetic properties of beta-lactams are dramatically modified [ 60– 62], a pivotal point that may lead to sub-optimal BLBLI dosing even for ESBL-PE strains with relatively low MICs.
Ernst Ligteringen's departure after a dozen years of exemplary leadership is a pivotal juncture rich in opportunities in a world dramatically different from 1997 when Bob Massie and I co-founded GRI.
For all his arrogance and wilfulness, expressed most dramatically while launching a kung fu attack on a disagreeable Crystal Palace supporter in 1995, Cantona was indeed pivotal to the mood and the success of a young team.
But pivotal uncertainties remain.
Describing 2008 as a pivotal year, a Pew Research Centre survey showed America's image rebounding, primarily among its allies: "The election of Barack Obama led to dramatically higher ratings for the US in many nations.
It is a pivotal opportunity.
Previously: "A Pivotal Italian Aria".
That is a pivotal advantage.
