Sentence examples for represents a dramatic step from inspiring English sources

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

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.

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

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).

This represents a dramatic shift in priority.

And this resolution represents a dramatic departure in foreign policy.

But the new bill represents a dramatic broadening of penalties.

For the former Gunners, Velvet Revolver represents a dramatic role reversal.

True, he represents a dramatic progressive shift in direction from the previous eight years.

So, the lawsuit represents a dramatic about-turn on Delrahim's part.

The deal, announced after three days of tense talks in Geneva, represents a dramatic diplomatic breakthrough.