"But on Lacey, it worked dramatically," Runels said, "and even if that's one in 100, it's worth pursuing".
When something works dramatically with some people, and not as well as you want it to with others, this creates a "partial reinforcement" effect which may cause people to go from one book to another, or one training program or conference to another, in search of a "magic bullet" that is going to work with everyone.
Revegetation works dramatically decreased and attention was paid to the maintenance of existing works.
At the time, when we were making the movie, if one of these things came up, we erred on the side of what works dramatically or what worked best for us visually.
And be sure you've fallen in love with the story and know it will work dramatically because so many opera libretti are based on flimsy plots.
As we have seen with the so-called war on terror, it works to dramatically blur longstanding legal, political and ethical lines demarcating war and war-like acts from peace and criminal acts.
Those bubbles, it turns out, tend to cling to the particles and prevent the catalyst from continuing its work, dramatically slowing the reaction.
He eventually realized that it wouldn't have worked dramatically for the film to include Chubbuck telling a colleague him what she was planning to do.
It is not clear how the administration of rFVIIa worked dramatically in reducing bleeding in this case.
Her interview, all five hours of it, makes up the entirety of Genesis, a daring formal experiment that may not always work dramatically, but has a palate-cleansing purity unusual in most young adult fiction.
