Sentence examples for most dramatic step from inspiring English sources

The Senate majority leader, Bernard F. Kenny Jr., a Democrat from Hoboken, took the most dramatic step by announcing that he would leave the church.

His most dramatic step was an astonishing fiscal volte-face to quell a Labour Party revolt against the abolition of the 10% income-tax band.

The most dramatic step the administration will take, officials say, is the almost certain lifting of American economic and military sanctions imposed on India in 1998 for its test of a nuclear weapon.

In his most dramatic step yet to address New Jersey's looming budget problems, Gov. James E. McGreevey said today that he planned to send layoff notices to more than 600 state workers beginning Wednesday.

Battling food shortages, the Venezuelan government is rolling out a new ID system that is either a grocery loyalty card with extra muscle or the most dramatic step yet towards rationing in Venezuela, depending on who is describing it.

The following correction was printed in the Guardian's Corrections and clarifications column, Wednesday June 6 2007 The privatisation of prime beachfront along the increasingly chic Athenian riviera has prompted a local mayor to go on hunger strike - the most dramatic step yet in the battle to win free access to the shores of Greece.

Some of the world's least-developed countries took the most dramatic steps toward offering universal primary education in the final decades of the 20th century.

Acknowledging that Turkey's modernising government had taken the most dramatic steps yet to reform the country's penal code, the group said it was still questionable whether the new laws would be implemented.

The Rwandan government is to switch the country's entire education system from French to English in one of the most dramatic steps to date in its move away from Francophone influence.

It's normal human psychology - and every politician's psyche, right or left - to want to take the most dramatic, coercive steps in response to a crisis.

It is a dramatic step most often triggered when adult children feel hurt by their parents, or when they feel the parents may be hurting themselves.