Sentence examples for more dramatic impact from inspiring English sources

There was evidence that the 76-year-old Argentinian pope had made an even more dramatic impact in Britain.

Robots and intelligent computer systems, he says, "are going to have a far more dramatic impact on the workplace than the internet has".

While the past two managers took that to mean a top-four finish, Mourinho will be wanting to make a more dramatic impact.

Climate change and the acidification of our oceans will have a much more dramatic impact, but the solution is not so easy.

Jackson had an even more dramatic impact at the other end when he hauled Brechin back into the game after 65 minutes with a superb overhead kick that left goalkeeper Scott Gallacher helpless.

Martin Ford To understand why today's information technology could have a much more dramatic impact on employment than anything we've seen before, it's best to begin by considering the nature of work performed by most of our population.

This is only going to continue to accelerate and we will see more dramatic impacts in the coming decades.

The key though is speed and the faster the ball the more dramatic the impact.

"This is an issue where the science is pretty clearly telling us that the longer we wait to consider some of these issues, the more dramatic the impacts may turn out to be," said Thomas E. Graedel, a professor of industrial ecology at Yale and chairman of the 17-member panel.

But, he argued, "so far I think we have had a much more dramatic and strategic impact" than any other track of American political strategy.

The brief popular revolution (1347) of Cola di Rienzo who, styling himself tribune of Rome, combined apocalyptic visions with ideas of a renewal of Rome's ancient glories had more dramatic than political impact.