Sentence examples for most dramatic developments from inspiring English sources
The denial of bail was one of the most dramatic developments to date in the case against Mr. Bárcenas, who is being investigated on suspicion of tax fraud and other financial crimes, including running a slush fund that made regular payments to Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy and other senior party officials.
And by achieving it, Mrs Li and her trolley are at the vanguard of one of the most dramatic developments of our age: the rise of China from an inward-looking agricultural nation to an industrial behemoth that is scouring the planet for energy, food and minerals.
The serendipitous discovery of lithium and its introduction to psychiatry in 1949 has provided one of the most dramatic developments in psychiatric practice.
It is the most dramatic development so far in the Scotland Yard inquiry into Labour Party funding.
But the most dramatic development in the field of photography was an exhibit Mathew Brady mounted in October 1862.
At the end of the first year, the researchers could see the children had improved, but the most dramatic development was seen at the follow-up six years later.
Aswany responded, "You are the one who is unacceptable!" Aswany's attack on Shafik stunned Egyptians, but the most dramatic development was yet to come.
This month, in a courtroom in Williamson County, just north of Austin, the siblings learned of the most dramatic development in the case in two decades.
Despite its growing diplomatic isolation, Israel's economy prospered, with the most dramatic development being the discovery in June of a huge offshore natural gas reserve.
Bobby Hamilton won his first Winston Cup race in three years by passing Tony Stewart on the next-to-last lap of the Talladega 500, but that was not the most dramatic development at Talladega Superspeedway.
Relief groups said it was only the most dramatic development in their struggle to deal with what they described as a looming crisis of starvation as winter approaches in Afghanistan.
