Sentence examples for more dramatic developments from inspiring English sources

Instead, Appleby sees in mundane changes in agriculture the beginnings of later, more dramatic, developments.

Instead, suggests Pierre Chao, a defence analyst at Morgan Stanley in New York, more dramatic developments are now in prospect.

"To get that degree of decoupling in Asia if the U.S. economy dives, we would need far more dramatic developments to come from the Chinese consumer," he said.

"The Commons of Pensacola" is engrossing and watchable, even when some of the groundwork isn't carefully laid for the more dramatic developments, as in a crucial scene between Lizzy, played with crisp vigor by Ms. Levin, and Mr. Stahl-David's cagey Gabe.

The guilty plea by Mr. Harding, who was once a leader of the small but influential Liberal Party in New York, was one of the more dramatic developments in a corruption investigation by the state attorney general, Andrew M. Cuomo, who is scrutinizing fees paid to associates of Mr. Hevesi by investment firms seeking business with the state's pension fund.

The impact of this injury on the Colts and the rest of the NFL are yet to be seen, but this is clearly one of the more dramatic developments in the NFL over recent years.

Nowhere is this more dramatic than embryonic development and gastrulation, when cell shape changes drive large-scale rearrangements in tissue architecture to establish the body plan of the organism.

The extrusion of cells is more dramatic during pupal development, and after this stage only a small fraction of the central domain remains in the adult wing.

However, with respect to root growth, the Col-0 cultivar displayed a more dramatic lag in root development.

But vindication now seems at hand, thanks to crucial new developments;the more dramatic for having been delayed.

A general depletion of let-7 during development generates more dramatic effects in males.