Sentence examples for that will be dramatic from inspiring English sources

"If the Hotel Grand Chancellor falls, and three engineers say it is a significant risk, that will be dramatic, a domino effect in the central city of other unstable buildings.

"There are many people who think that there will be dramatic breakthroughs that allow those fuels to be used with extremely low or even approaching zero emissions as we go forward," environment minister Greg Hunt has said.

"Yes, that will be a visible and dramatic change," said Schuurman.

There's no issue that will be bigger or more dramatic of a challenge in our world than water".

The charismatic bandleader Michael Arenella brings his Dreamland Sextet to Brooklyn's Green Building, a sprawling former warehouse space, for a Valentine's-eve program of standards for partner dancing that will be nothing short of dramatic.

The downtown theater artist Jack Ferver and his QWAN (Quality Without a Name) Company will take a stab with "Swan!!!," a parody of the 2010 movie that will be staged as a dramatic reading from March 10 to 12 at Performance Space 122 in the East Village.

"But if you can convey the message that it will be dramatic for our children and our children's children — the risk is too big not to care".

Mr Andreessen reckons a similar change in the networking and storage world will lead to the creation of many more new companies.He is also convinced that there will be dramatic changes in the realm of personal technology.

Looking beyond 2018 to the full range of challenges that will face the nation and its colleges the economic challenges that will be posed by China and India, the dramatic demographic shifts that will bring an influx of financially needy students, and the budget strains facing colleges and universities the word most often mentioned is "crisis".

The revolution in care that took place from 1955 1980 is perhaps the most dramatic that will be seen in cancer treatment development.

But to arrive at a "story" from a "life," the memoirist has to furiously whittle, cut and shape her memories into a coherent narrative with an "arc," some colorful and/or dramatic bits, parts that will be deeply meaningful to other human beings, and hopefully a point.