Sentence examples for represent a dramatic step from inspiring English sources

The choice of Professor Taylor — or a like-minded critic — would represent a dramatic step to change the course of monetary policy.

But even if we don't know whether OLPC will succeed, we do know that if it does, it will represent a dramatic step forward for both computing and philanthropy.

The parliament's vote is non-binding, but represents a dramatic step ahead ahead of a crucial meeting of EU ministers next month.

In short, the E20 represents a dramatic step into our tapeless future, but one whose price, complexity and 25 jacks make it a machine clearly designed for proficient home-theater junkies.

And so a female president of the United States is historic, is monumental, and represents a dramatic step forward for progress here in the United States of America.

In conclusion, the development and introduction of long-acting insulin analogs represented a dramatic step forward in diabetes care, fulfilling the clinical need for a basal insulin analog (which was hinted at by NPH insulin almost half a century previously).

Flawed as they are, though, the employment numbers represent a dramatic and valuable economic innovation.

But if true, the attack would represent a dramatic escalation of China's simmering Uighur problem.

Both numbers represent a dramatic drop from the 27.5percentt growth the market saw in 2014, the firm notes.

The numbers represent a dramatic shift.

This will represent a dramatic change in our paradigm of care and a real challenge.