Sentence examples for most striking developments from inspiring English sources

The rise of the food bank is one of the most striking developments of the coalition administration.

One of the most striking developments in modern ballet is that there is now a trans-American, even transglobal, Balanchine diaspora.

One of the most striking developments on Monday came from a group of tribal elders, who confirmed that they had begun to actively assist the American and Afghan government in the fighting.

One of the most striking developments has been the demand by some Israelis that the country abandon its Law of Return, passed in the wake of the Holocaust, which guarantees the right of all Jews to immigrate to Israel.

One of the most striking developments in recent world cinema is the emergence of films that resist precisely those categories, that could be said to blur or thwart or simply ignore the distinctions between fiction and nonfiction, staking out instead a productive liminal zone in between.

One of the most striking developments is the increase in depression and anxiety among young women in England, with more than a third reporting symptoms of distress, according to a survey of 13,000 14-year-olds by the Department for Education in 2014.

The 1996 court case in Massachusetts added the most recent and perhaps most striking development in the chad wars.

The indifference of New York voters, notably registered Democrats, may be the most striking development of this political season.

And, in the most striking development, chronic Helicobacter infection is now recognized as a major cause of stomach cancer--the world's second-most-common malignancy.

The game as it has been played over the last decade would be unrecognisable to previous generations, the rise of Twenty20 being the most striking development.

Perhaps the most striking development in Elliott's style in the last three decades is the series of song cycles for solo voice and small chamber group.