Sentence examples for taking a dramatic step from inspiring English sources

China is far from taking a dramatic step like abandoning its bedrock nuclear policy, they said.

It appears things will be taking a dramatic step for change at one of the New 7 Wonders of the World, and any further exploration of the secret chambers may be covered and hidden forever.

Now is the time for Benjamin Netanyahu to secure a better future for the people of Israel by taking a dramatic step for peace.

Finally, on Oct. 2, 2012, Houston took a dramatic step.

Prompted by public outrage, federal officials took a dramatic step.

Laser ranging, Dr. Murphy wrote recently with eight colleagues, "is poised to take a dramatic step forward".

Within six weeks, President Gerald Ford took a dramatic step to head off any possibility of a new swine flu pandemic.

England took a dramatic step toward abolishing slavery on its soil in 1772, in a landmark case in which a man named James Somerset won his freedom.

Ambrose Evans-Pritchard, in Naples, reports that Britain has taken a dramatic step towards joining Franco-German proposals for a European Army with headquarters outside of Nato.

Gender relations in football took a dramatic step backwards yesterday after one of the country's top young managers attacked the presence of female officials in the game.

If they can do that, New York's elected officials, led by Gov. Mario Cuomo, will have taken a dramatic step toward alleviating the state's fiscal pain.