• The dramatic story of what happened to him has received wide play.

• Across the world, higher education has experienced dramatic changes in recent years.

• In few places does the social fallout from recession look so dramatic.

• They have large brown eyes outlined with dramatic white feathers.

• The recent uptick in the area's temblors has been dramatic.

• It is much more dramatic a reason and it enhances their prestige.

• Bright colors and dramatic forms make dahlias an exciting addition to the summer border.

• When you think of sports, you think of the games on the field, the dramatic moments that rivet us.

• As long as there are real enemies in the world, there will be useful dramatic versions of them in our heads.

• November's dramatic government intervention may have quelled fears that the bank would go under.

• In some areas, red earth produces dramatic scarlet-hued tornadoes.

• The population drop is even more dramatic when you look at a broader time period.

• The wildlife photographs that make us ooh and aah usually depict dramatic action.

• Crooked branches and dark, red-tinged bark make dramatic picture against winter sky.

• Dramatic explosions from the surface of the sun can link up across hundreds of thousands of miles.

• To hear them tell it, business schools across the country are engaged in a dramatic transformation.

• The differential in wage growth has been more dramatic still.

• Fluctuations in the weather, the scientists write, can have a dramatic impact on these agricultural societies.

• Modern agricultural technology has been the key to these dramatic gains.

• Plan to get to your destinations in time to enjoy the dramatic light of morning or late afternoon.

• In recent years, however, the design of high-end casinos has undergone a dramatic shift.

• Such dramatic episodes are familiar enough at the highest levels of politics.

• He is also convinced that there will be dramatic changes in the realm of personal technology.

• Shellfish are a far less dramatic prey but still an important part of the leopard seal's diet.

• Only time will tell how dramatic the results of these changes will be.

• In the decade that followed, the lab mouse had a sudden and dramatic resurgence that continues today.

• And largely because of that, it is targeted for dramatic cutbacks.

• For countries with particularly low fertility rates, the decline is dramatic.

• Late sun backlights mountains and fog in this dramatic scene.

• Saturday's attempt was scrubbed by dramatic lightning storms at the launch site the day before.

• Navarro is known around the world for his dramatic and spectacular fireworks displays.

• Candidates should have a primary specialization in the areas of theatre history and dramatic literature.

• And something dramatic has been happening to the numbers recently.

• Similarly dramatic declines in barn owl populations have been reported in many countries.

• Due to such dramatic effects of small mutations, it was believed at the time that each gene codes for a particular trait.

• If colors appear washed out, increasing the contrast can make the imagery more dramatic.

• Those stages of the admission process are compelling, even dramatic.

• The remaining lake water is also heating up at dramatic rates.

• Also the difference between take off weight and landing weight should be dramatic.

• The difference this made in this research education session was dramatic.

• Natural populations don't tend to demonstrate the dramatic ups and downs of exponential population growth.

• These conferences, back to back on opposite coasts, were dramatic contrasts in outlook.

• The high points where land and sea meet provide dramatic vistas of craggy shorelines and pounding oceans.

• So be ready for anything and prepare yourself for dramatic change.

• Sudden and dramatic drops in barometric pressure are what produce the extremely high winds in tornadoes and hurricanes.

• What makes this shot work is the dramatic burst of blue spurting into the crowd.

• And walking trails, which offer dramatic views from atop the cliffs, have been relocated farther from the crumbling edges.

• Most singers rely on their dramatic and vocal skills to convey the essence of a particular song.

• Dramatic rejuvenation of prematurely aged mice hints at potential therapy.

• There was a little snow on the ground which added a dramatic appearance.

• For him an opera's setting was not merely background but the defining element of its musical and dramatic nature.

• What it fails to capture is the dramatic decrease in actual state dollars for higher education.

• For those species that had the highest dependence on forest-floor plants, the numbers were dramatic.

• From beautiful nature scenes with live trout, to a dramatic three-story working mill, to.

• Among dramatic sopranos that may well come with the.

• Vietnam's higher education system has undergone dramatic change during the past decade.

• Officials crow at each new speed milestone and each dramatic reduction in intercity-travel times.

• It s obvious that much more research needs to be done before any such dramatic conclusions can be drawn.

• The results are dramatic and realistic and are sure to drive your geeklings wild.

• Dramatic change, in my experience, can also trigger pockets of old grief that are still hanging around.

• Norway has used threats of quotas to dramatic effect.

• Changes to nuclear structure can affect cellular function in dramatic ways.

• Some types of chameleons showed dramatic color differences, others less.

• But simple solutions are readily available that can have dramatic outcomes.

• The explanation for the steady rise of silver this time round is less dramatic.

• The dramatic hair loss is caused by mange, a disease.

• Eventually their parents would notice a dramatic difference between them at daycare and at home.

• Whether it's a dramatic museum heist or opportunistic house-burglary, all of them fuel a lucrative black market.

• If you want to read a little less dramatic version of the research, try here.

• Listing could have a dramatic effect on law firms' behaviour.

• Dramatic visuals and absorbing narratives in biographies of influential figures.

• The study found dramatic improvements in the efficacy of treatment but declining access to treatment.

• Extreme heat, dramatic daily temperature swings, and violent storms are the norm in this inhospitable place.

• The art is beautiful and dramatic and the story is clear and understandable.

• What no one foresaw is that down the road it would also lead to a dramatic increase in the demand for child and slave labor.

• In both cases the dramatic steps were taken in the face of political failures to get to the heart of the problems at hand.

• What got me interested was that this part of her life is such a dramatic story.

• Portman brings substantial dramatic chops to the comic book adaptation.

• It's interesting to see what tolerant and kind men they grew up to be, under their divalike dramatic exteriors.

• But the dramatic silhouettes, part ocean liner, part funfair.

• High-profile cultural center for local and international dance, music, and dramatic performances.

• The urge to slip in embellishments or heighten a dramatic arc through exaggeration can.

• The more dramatic improvement in my hair was achieved with henna.

• One consequence has been a dramatic rise in the popularity of brain-training games.

• Once fully implemented can have a dramatic effect on infections, resistance and prevention of disease.

• If not, ask how an employee whose job has been changed in a dramatic way would go about having the position reviewed.

• China's economy has experienced a dramatic recovery over the past six months.

• Dramatic growth of population and agricultural output.

• Under a low dose this may well be the case, under higher dosages the effect is far more dramatic.

• The lifting of the curtain is a dramatic moment in the ceremony, even for couples who have met before.

• Teach people to believe that they will be much better off but let there be no dramatic improvement.

• Within a year his dramatic manipulations of perspective.

• China, where he found it perfectly suited to shoot dramatic landscapes in often misty lighting conditions.

• Creating the essence of such a moment through a dramatic device has its place.

• We also know that improving quality and safety have a dramatic impact on reducing costs.

• Private equity has enjoyed dramatic growth in recent years.

• She fed me, gave me a place to sleep, and led me along in the dramatic religious procession that night.

• Some parasites cause even more dramatic anatomical changes in their victims.

• The junk-bond market's subsequent rebound has been nearly as dramatic.

• European butterflies could face dramatic extinctions should global temperatures continue to rise, a new study says.

• There are no current plans to alter the list in any dramatic way.

• Universities have seen a dramatic increase in applications to forensic science programs.

• Spain's decade-long surge of immigrants has already come to a dramatic halt.

• Here a natural window gives dramatic framing to a photo.

• They want to rev everything up into a big dramatic stressful thing.

• To me that was a dramatic illustration of the importance of role models.

• One flares its wings and arches its back in a dramatic threat display to relieve the tension of crowding.

• The impact of this photograph comes from the dramatic lines and colors and the intimacy of the woman's gaze.

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