Sentences with phrase «dramatic move away»

This is reflected in the recent dramatic move away from coal.

Industry executives and analysts foresee a dramatic move away from diesel for drilling operations that could lead to at least half all of US rigs being powered by natural gas in the next five years.

STV would have the advantage of retaining a stronger independence of locally elected MPs (due to preferential voting and the fact that party member can in theory compete against each other), but be a more dramatic move away from single - member representation, incur geographical difficulties mentioned earlier, and have a far less transparent counting process which is far less straightforward to understand.

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The name has a strong presence about it but over the years, as it has moved away from the dramatic shadows of evil step - mothers, Millicent has softened and is a wonderful choice for your baby girl.

For spring, both denim and other pants are moving away from skinnies and towards dramatic wide legs.

It's a brave move to make such a sick joke for the films main dramatic piece, but then again Haigh doesn't shy away from much in 45 Years.

In her corner: Reese does her best dramatic work in a very fine moving film about a woman who has let her life slip away But... enthusiasm does nt seem to be there for the film

He credited the push for «educator effectiveness,» including a dramatic new teacher contract that has moved away from pay - for - longevity and to pay linked to performance.

Since her activism had become increasingly dramatic and illegal, moving away and staying out of the limelight was also an act of self - preservation.

In his large ellipse paintings of 1967 Poons made dramatic pictorial and compositional changes that moved away from his all over dot paintings.

Previously dominated by moody greys, navy blues and classic whites, kitchen interiors are now moving away from bright and airy décor schemes, in favour of a much more dramatic and daring style.