Sentence examples for more dramatic event from inspiring English sources

Axelrod said, "Larry did voice an argument that there might be a need for a more dramatic event with some of these banks, akin to the bank holiday".

There have been no new reports of Republican electors breaking with Trump, and Democratic electors who had hoped for a more dramatic event have been griping about Clinton's disinterest in their cause.

Now, a study suggests that a similar collision caused an even more dramatic event: the greatest mass extinction in Earth's history, 250 million years ago.

Are we not just seeing a retreat in prices in response to the normal ebb and flow of Wall Street, but are we also witnessing a somewhat more dramatic event, namely, that deflation is also impacting equity prices?

A few slightly more dramatic events have already taken place before the action starts.

The far more dramatic events in the Middle East also show the power of new social movements to bring about truly historic change.

Labour already has enough work to do on the economic front but may not get much of a hearing for its anti-austerity message while much more dramatic events eclipse domestic matters.

One of the more dramatic events in the Arctic in recent years was the detachment, in 2010, of a large section of the ice shelf attached to Petermann Glacier, in northwest Greenland.

One of the more dramatic events in early Beatles history, known well by all true believers, occurred in 1962 when Pete Best was sacked as drummer and Ringo took over.

Although some of the show's more dramatic events are fiction, the workers' tactics -- calling the news media and circulating a petition -- are ones the Drake's protesters used.

Another is that since 1945, British forces have engaged in a series of small wars that were under-reported and now all but forgotten, or which were obscured, even as they were being fought, by more dramatic events elsewhere.