Sentence examples for provide one dramatic from inspiring English sources

Sea turtles provide one dramatic example of how artificial light on beaches can disrupt behavior.

If the transportation of Midway provides one dramatic crux in Mr. Cheshire's film, the other arrives with the discovery of an African-American branch of the Hinton family.

Schippers clearly just has noisy knees rather than any concerns about ageing for, alongside Usain Bolt in the men's sprint and Caster Semenya in the women's 800m, she promises to provide one of the most dramatic stories on the Olympic track.

Flies in the family Diopsidae provide one of the most dramatic examples of this phenomenon.

Musically rich and swiftly dramatic (providing one buys into the formulaic melodrama of the 1830's Italian theater), this is the Donizettian model at its best.

Zac! Zac!" the multimillionaire environmentalist and Conservative celebrity Zac Goldsmith provided one of the most dramatic results of the election as he wrenched leafy Richmond Park from the Liberal Democrats' Susan Kramer.

The serendipitous discovery of lithium and its introduction to psychiatry in 1949 has provided one of the most dramatic developments in psychiatric practice.

The increase in DUF1220 domains during human evolution provides one of the most dramatic increases in copy number (Popesco et al. 2006; Dumas et al. 2012).

Many grants only provide one-time funding.

Microsoft provides one of the most vivid and dramatic counterexamples: the Windows Vista launch was a disaster in part because a lot of devices didn't work properly with it and because the operating system was installed on many computers that couldn't handle it.

Yet, against all odds and despite the dramatic triteness that afflicts "Christine," Campos nonetheless provides one good reason, and it's one that leaps out from the confines of his drama to leave an enduring mark.