Sentences with phrase «dramatic example of»

The Fawcett Society explains that the difference in pay between men and women remains the clearest and most dramatic example of inequality for the female race.

The dissolution of Canadian legal giant Heenan Blaikie is a dramatic example of how things can quickly go wrong when partners losing confidence pull out in droves, taking their capital investment with them.

This is a dramatic example of a trade secret theft in Canada.

So while it may provide a dramatic example of the apparent trend in hurricane intensity and / or frequency, it neither defines nor demonstrates that trend.

She creates works from the negative space of the interior and exterior of objects, and a dramatic example of this approach is House (1993), which cast the interior of a terraced house in concrete.

Final Fantasy XII is maybe the most dramatic example of this that I can think of off the top of my head, where there are these vast secret and totally optional dungeons with terrifying, unique monsters.

A recent mailing to cat fanciers of the San Francisco SPCA «Adoption Pact 1995» report describes a dramatic example of a major city and county which has eliminated euthanasia of all adoptable dogs and cats without government mandates.

Merle should be visible when the pup is born, even though it usually darkens as the dog matures (see Turlough's page for a dramatic example of this).

A dramatic example of enrichment has been used with cheetahs where a food item is hung by a cable from an overhead pulley, and rapidly dragged across their enclosure stimulating a high - speed predatory chase.

And in what may be the most dramatic example of all, South Carolina shelters are embarking on an ambitious plan to make the entire state No Kill by setting up five hubs that will offer No Kill help throughout the state.

I have recently had a very dramatic example of how much training can help a dog in its mental development.

The most dramatic example of an emergency fund in action that I've read about is Brian's from Debt Discipline.

A dramatic example of this can be seen in Treasury yields.

In a 2013 article called Stop Playing With Your Optimizer, Brad Steiman of Dimensional Fund Advisors offers a dramatic example of what can go wrong.

2018 Rolls - Royce Dawn finished in Arctic White over an Arctic White and Black dual contrast interior, an extremely dramatic example of Dawn.

Perhaps the most dramatic example of attrition is Success Academy Harlem 1, the flagship Success charter founded in 2006.

Jenkins» announcement is a dramatic example of how a school district can use common sense to protect students.

Oakland provides a dramatic example of this, discovering that it was in trouble only after it was already $ 40 million in the hole.

In a rather dramatic example of this, a study appearing in the Turkish Journal of Gastroenterology said that drinking pineapple juice led to the dissolution of undigested food in the stomach due to the enzyme in the juice.

Babies with diabetes provide the most dramatic example of this approach.

Nitrogen pollution receives much less notice but is a dramatic example of how human activities now dominate many of the chemical, physical and biological processes that make this plant so amenable to human life.

«This is a dramatic example of how recent human history has profoundly shaped patterns of genetic variation,» said Joshua Akey,...

Like Darwin's finches, the cichlids are a dramatic example of adaptive radiation, the process by which multiple species «radiate» from an ancestral species through adaptation.

Augenstein cites this as an example of where work in pure mathematics seems to have anticipated something later realised in physical theory, and he has an even more dramatic example of this process at work.

The final stage of the 1989 Tour de France provides the most dramatic example of how advanced technology has assisted a Tour de France rider.

«Agathis is a very dramatic example of survival via huge range shifts, from the far south to the tropics, in response to climate change and land movement over millions of years,» said Wilf.

In a particularly dramatic example of this line of argument — which some have questioned — NIH Director Francis Collins has said that progress on an Ebola vaccine has been hindered by flat budgets.

In a dramatic example of the power of domestication, beginning some 9000 years ago people in Mexico and the U.S. Southwest transformed the unappetizing grass called teosinte into the many - kerneled maize that today feeds hundreds of millions around the world.

Prions are a dramatic example of a protein that changes shape to perform different functions.

I think, well the most dramatic example of it backing down is the back - down on its ideals.

The most dramatic example of the poor odds in a competitive gaming market may be in Atlantic City, N.J., where four casinos closed in 2014.

A dramatic example of an acid / alkali reaction using household ingredients.

But the Pope's remarks about condoms to Peter Seewald for his book The Light of the World - naughtily leaked out of context and without commentary by the Osservatore Romano - surely produced the most dramatic example of this phenomenon for many years.

Instead, the evangelist uses a tradition about the repentant criminal to provide a dramatic example of how Jesus in fact becomes savior from the cross.

It's worth noting that some are speculating that Labeouf's conversion may have actually been more of a rather dramatic example of method acting than a true conversion but, regardless, many Christians chose to focus on his language instead of his heart.

Cover Story The decline in eurozone prices is the most dramatic example of deflationary pressures afflicting the globe.

Iowa is perhaps the most dramatic example of a nationwide trend.

How do they explain the rather dramatic examples of evolution of significant biological features, e.g. the Pod Mrcaru lizards?

Using dramatic examples of death doesn't change the overall risk of a danger and it seemed like that's what you were doing.

One of the most dramatic examples of methylation is the shutdown of one of the two X chromosomes (one from each parent) in every woman's cells, a process called X-inactivation (New Scientist, 10 May 2003, p 42).

«The near extinction of sea otters is one of the most dramatic examples of human - induced impacts to the structure and functioning of temperate nearshore marine ecosystems,» said Rebecca G. Martone, of the Center for Ocean Solutions at Stanford University.

Recent research has hinted that neighboring hydrothermal vents might host different arrays of life, but the scene in the Gulf of California, as Goffredi, Johnson and their colleagues described it in the July 26 Proceedings of the Royal Society B (pdf), provides one of the first dramatic examples of this trend.

From my earliest coaching seasons, I saw dramatic examples of how athletics can affect the way participants learn about dealing with the good, the bad, and the blurry aspects of life after school.

«I think that's one of the most dramatic examples of a successful turnaround — the support among families knowing they have better schools for their kids in their neighborhood.»

Dramatic examples of the success of this form of book cover design can be seen in David Foster Wallace's The Pale King, (Hamish Hamilton), Who Will Run the Frog Hospital?

Some of the most dramatic examples of diagnostic x-rays are taken during the diagnosis of gastric foreign bodies.

One of the most dramatic examples of this phase can be seen in the razor clam shell dress, which is strikingly placed on its own in a glass case.

Residents of sinking tropical islands and flooding Alaskan villages are the dramatic examples of global - warming refugees that come most readily to mind.

Anyone who has read Clayton Christensen's The Innovator Dilemma will recall dramatic examples of these in a number of divergent industries.

One of the most dramatic examples of the pricing disconnect is Walgreen's.