Sentence examples for has far more dramatic from inspiring English sources
Yet the wilder, stunning Atlantic coastline of Galicia, just north of Portugal, has far more dramatic praias – with far fewer people on them.
Perhaps we should not expect more than winsome elegance from Darci Kistler at this stage of her career, but the "Rosenkavalier" section of "Vienna Waltzes" can have far more dramatic coherence and fantasy than she now gives it.
The dramatic slump in the price of oil has far more to do with plentiful supply than unexpectedly weak demand.
His rivals have far more cash.
They have far more to lose today.
Above all, people have far more choice.
The great divergence between productivity and median wages started in the late 1970s, as you know, and has become far more dramatic in recent years.
Fueled by a new way to date geologic events, it suggests the mid-Atlantic coast has witnessed far more dramatic fluctuations in elevation than previously thought and not just since the LGM.
When looked at in absolute terms, programme scale up has been far more dramatic in Gauteng than in the other two provinces.
"There has long been a slow decline, but this will have a far more dramatic change because species cannot adapt that quickly".
