Sentence examples for more dramatic if from inspiring English sources

This panorama is even more dramatic if considered that over the past 20 years its prevalence has increased dramatically among children and adolescents.

Bruce believes this penultimate Sunday would be even more dramatic if the two big games started at the same time.

The picture is even more dramatic if you zoom in to Harris County, which covers the city of Houston.

And the color of the crust, nearly coal black, was far deeper than that of the blondie, which made the whole thing more dramatic (if you can find drama in a pan of bar cookies).

The Los Angeles Lakers' return to earth against the San Antonio Spurs was a bit more dramatic, if only because Kobe Bryant decided to live-Tweet it, which created a minidrama of its own, writes Bill Plaschke in The Los Angeles Times.

It would be even more dramatic if Israel issued a reciprocal statement on the same day: "Israel says to the Arab League that in return for full recognition of Israel, diplomatic relations, normalized trade and security guarantees, we offer a complete Israeli withdrawal to the June 4 , 1967 lines -- in the West Bank, Gaza, Jerusalem and on the Golan Heights".

Population-level consequences may be more dramatic in other situations, particularly if the population is under additional pressure, for example due to non-native predators or being located at the edge of the species' range.

Ms. Allred has pledged to do so, hinting at a more dramatic conclusion if Ms. Stemberg is allowed to speak.

More pointedly, Mr. McManus said, "When you're the third-place morning show, it makes sense to do something more dramatic than if you're in second place or first place".

There are much more dramatic possibilities if the sequester sticks over the long run; you're talking $85 billion in cuts over seven months, and about $1.2 trillion over the next decade.

He was one of four men balancing on two wires which made the slip much more dramatic than if he would have been a solo performer.