Sentence examples for in its most dramatic form from inspiring English sources

Anthropogenic causes of changes in large herbivore densities, with in its most dramatic form extinctions of species, will almost certainly lead to co-extinctions of their parasites (Dunn et al., 2009) and scavengers.

But the return of bad memories from 70 years ago has taken its most dramatic form in the vicious argument between Jean-Marie Le Pen and his daughter, Marine, over the future of the Front National, which he founded and which she now leads.

Perhaps its most dramatic form is aimed at the Buddha's acceptance of the doctrines of karma and rebirth.

In its most dramatic form as in the works of those Italian artists of the 17th century who came under the influence of Caravaggio it was known as tenebrismo, or tenebrism.

In the most dramatic form, it's called restructuring as management discovers that many of those operations acquired in the heady, spendthrift days of the last decade don't look so good in the current one.

In the most dramatic form, OCA1A, mutation of a gene known as TYR causes complete inactivity of tyrosinase, an enzyme that is necessary for the production of melanin.

Leaving is in many ways the most dramatic form of dissent.

Perhaps the most dramatic form of censorship in Christendom was that displayed in the development by the Roman Catholic Church of the Index Librorum Prohibitorum, a list of proscribed books, the origins of which go back (in a primitive form) to the 5th century ce and which continued to have official sanction well into the 20th century.

While coma is undoubtedly the most dramatic form of brain dysfunction faced in the ICU, it is not the most common.

The most dramatic form of slave protest was outright rebellion.

Urbanization is arguably the most dramatic form of irreversible land transformation.