Sentence examples for more dramatic after from inspiring English sources

The situation became more dramatic after 2005, when the military junta then ruling the country moved the capital to Naypyidaw, some 320km (200 miles) north of Yangon.

Ambridge could be getting a whole lot more dramatic after the news that EastEnders' boss John Yorke has taken over the well-loved radio soap, The Archers.

The broadcaster expanded into television last year, with the launch of the Capital and Heart TV channels, but its switch on to the small screen might have been rather more dramatic after it mulled the purchase of Channel 5 before it was bought by Richard Desmond.

Their decline in the one-day game has been even more dramatic, after a brief period during the summer of 2003 when they were ranked No3 in the world, England have bumped around the bottom of the ICC rankings, with routings a routine - last summer's 5-0 series defeat by Sri Lanka was a particular low - and as embarrassing as their World Cup exit has been, it is hardly a surprise.

Although these morphological changes could also be seen in cells treated with 0.75 mM GO, the effects were more dramatic after treatment with 1 mM GO (Figure 1, upper panel).

This difference became even more dramatic after 2 weeks of culture in which we observed a 27-fold expansion in cell number for SDS BM progenitors, whereas in the control cultures the cell number was increased 52-fold.

In cv Cappricia RZ, volatile production shows a more dramatic change after bringing the fruit to 4 °C as well as after bringing the fruit back to 16 °C.

Genes in Cluster VIII were up-regulated after 12 h and genes in cluster VII exhibited a more dramatic decrease after 6 h.

Updated story A home invasion and robbery that led to a shooting in a wealthy Chicago suburb has taken a stranger and even more dramatic turn after one of the suspects was found dead less than a day after the crime.

Duke usually arrives at a dance a trifle late, a common practice among band leaders and one they justify by arguing that they can make a more dramatic entrance after the band has been playing awhile.

Brownlee evoked a brighter kind of yearning, ending on a sweet major-key phrase, and his approach not only revived the old tradition but made more dramatic sense; after all, the central image of the aria is "palpiti," heartbeats of anticipation, and Nemorino finds fulfillment moments later.