Sentence examples for is rather dramatic from inspiring English sources

The increase of the citizen science material since 2005 is rather dramatic.

As the PL intensity increase with the increasing of the treatment temperature is rather dramatic, the Raman spectra intensity was normalized to its maximum value to make the spectra easily comparable.

The perturbation of GSH on NH signals of apo GrxS14 is rather dramatic, as residues with significant combined NH chemical shift changes (>0.05 ppm) between free protein and that with 230-fold of GSH are distributed on all secondary structure elements (Figs. 2C and S6).

The irony that Germany created a currency out of the ashes of inflation and war, with a central bank that would become the role model for inflation-fighting resolve, could now be one step away from printing money is rather dramatic.

The resulting chart is rather dramatic.

(I can personally attest that becoming wedged and completely stuck in a narrow spot while caving deep underground, unable to return to the surface under my own power, is rather dramatic).

It was fun because the ring starts glowing, and it's rather dramatic and unexpected".

4.16pm GMT This fifth end in the curling has been rather dramatic.

"We obviously notice a significant change in language and tone, it's rather dramatic, but it's important we don't just take Iran's word for it," said Carney.

Failure to act against France "would be rather dramatic," Gerrit Zalm, the Dutch finance minister, told journalists, adding, "In that situation, one couldn't say the pact was alive and kicking".

Her split from McFly bassist Dougie Poynter is fact, but it's rather dramatic to suggest she's jettisoning a pop career that began quietly in 2009 and, two multiplatinum albums later, finds the 29-year-old singer-songwriter on an 80-date world tour.