It operates in many species of animals; the most dramatic demonstration was by crossing reciprocally a large Shire horse and a small Shetland pony.
And in perhaps the most dramatic demonstration of the business district's makeover, the Veterans Memorial Coliseum, a 35-year-old downtown institution, is being imploded this weekend, to be replaced eventually by a mixed-use development.
The most dramatic demonstration of this came in his first term, which coincided with the height of the Baader-Meinhof terrorism campaign by disaffected, young, middle-class West Germans.
The sweep through the West Bank is the most dramatic demonstration of a strategy Israel has been using for more than a year as it tries to beat back the Palestinian uprising.
In the most dramatic demonstration against U.S. government policies, the Parliament, in an action led in part by Ms. in 't Veld, blocked an agreement in 2010 allowing the U.S. authorities to continue having access to European banking data from a cooperative responsible for routing trillions of dollars daily among banks, brokerage houses, stock exchanges and other institutions.
Mr Musk gives himself a slightly-less-than-even chance of pulling this off.Will you walk with me, Grasshopper?If it does work, though, it will be the most dramatic demonstration yet of technology that the firm has been working on for several years.
Titanic arrived just as Hollywood's profit-centre was switching from US domestic to the overseas market, and it was the most dramatic demonstration yet of what a sustained global haul could achieve (it did just over two-thirds of its business outside America, a high figure for 1997).
The most dramatic demonstration of the ease of condensation of organic dust can be found novae.
The purpose is not to make the most dramatic demonstration about the righteousness of individual ideology.
In perhaps the most dramatic demonstration of domestic policymakers' failure to account for climate change-fueled devastation, Harvard researchers found that 4,645 people died in Puerto Rico in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria last year ― mostly as a result of the failure to provide medication, treatment and electricity ― more than 70 times the official death toll. .
