Sentence examples for more dramatic example from inspiring English sources

Here's a more dramatic example from the Lyndon B. Johnson library.

"We probably had no more dramatic example of that than the A.C.C. expansion.

For an even more dramatic example, consider Gleevec, a leukemia drug.

IT WOULD be hard to find a more dramatic example of the vitality of philanthropy than the Getty Centre.

"There could not be a more dramatic example of the importance of privacy than those images," the first lady told the New York State Broadcasters Association.

"There's no more dramatic example of the 'living Constitution' than in this area," said David Golove, a New York University law professor.

One of the more dramatic examples of cellular reorganization occurs during spermiogenesis in which a roughly spherical spermatid is transformed into a mature sperm cell.

In the last year, two of the more dramatic examples of enhanced legislation emerged from two of the key members of the Organization for Economic Co-operation and DevelOECent ("OECD") – France and South Korea.

Among the more dramatic examples are Mongolia and Lesotho, which have each seen their grain area shrink as a result of soil erosion.

FOR one of the more dramatic examples of how the world of wine has changed in the last 25 years, consider the white wines of Italy.

Continental cyclones usually intensify at a rate of 0.5 mb (0.05 kPa) per hour or less, although more dramatic examples can be found.