Sentences with phrase «in dramatic power»

The intention is to render improvement in the dramatic power of a manuscript in relation to its target audience.

Raw, intriguing and energetic despite its flaws, the film fades in dramatic power over its final stretch and doesn't always do justice to the the potential richness of its subject, but until then, it makes for an authentic, distinctive and watchable blend of the tough and the tender.

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Condo board battles, dramatic showdowns and abuse of power is becoming rampant in Ontario.

That would signal a dramatic shift in power in Armenia and cause disquiet in Russia, which sees the ex-Soviet state as a strategic ally and...

Moms see very dramatic hormonal changes during pregnancy, primarily in estrogen, a female sex hormone that helps grow the uterus and powers maternal behaviors, and progesterone, which helps grow the breasts and softens ligaments, including those of the cervix.

Last year, Germany's top utility, E.ON, underwent a restructuring to focus on renewable energy in response to the dramatic changes in the power generation and utility business.

These seven games were full of power — Houston and Los Angeles set the record for most home runs in a single World Series — and dramatic comebacks.

The promised reforms, which include stripping Kalanick of some of his power when he returns and hiring an independent board chairman to rein him in, represent the company's most dramatic effort yet to move past the sexual harassment allegations and other scandals that have plagued Uber.

There is no more distorted reflection of the power of the Spirit than Pentecostal services in so - called liturgical churches, which embroider Christianity's memory of great historical moments with the pomp and circumstance of banners, dramatic proclamations and unsingable hymns and anthems.

In the Third World the results of development policies geared to the international market are more dramatic in their tendency to concentrate wealth and poweIn the Third World the results of development policies geared to the international market are more dramatic in their tendency to concentrate wealth and powein their tendency to concentrate wealth and power.

Coming off of the heels of the acclaimed Manchester By the Sea, Casey Affleck returns in this dramatic look at the power of legacy, grief and the gift of memory.

But he also thought of himself as the Suffering Servant of God, a Messiah who would conquer not by political power, as many of his contemporaries hoped, or by dramatic and spectacular intervention, as the apocalyptists expected, but by the long, slow process of winning men to faith in God and to the love of God and one another.

Extensive studies of the content of American television, for example, have found that television programming repetitively presents a particular and consistent dramatic view of the world and life: what is good and what is bad, what has reality and what does not have reality, what power is and who holds power, how relationships should be conducted, and how one should behave in particular situations.

The second harbinger of possible mortality for Western civilization and culture has been the dramatic shift in the past few decades in the relative global power and influence of that culture.

In a dramatic demonstration that the kingdom of heaven meant the defeat of the powers of evil and death, Jesus raised the dead, cleansed lepers, and cast out evil spirits.

The noetic power resident within the self's understanding of passingness must, in preaching, be conjoined to the revelationary power resident within a story of redemptive deeds accomplished in sequential, dramatic form, within time and passingness.

Barth understands God's incarnation in Jesus Christ not as some static property inhering in Jesus of Nazareth but as a dramatic happening that encompasses the whole of Jesus» life, death and resurrection by the Spirit's power.

The people of God experienced the various kind of imperial powers in tragic and dramatic waya.

It's the computer — more specifically, the personal computer, made possible by dramatic increases in microprocessing power over the past several decades.

For the director of Eshhad, Amira Mikhail, the dramatic increase in deaths is, in part, evidence of a «shift» in power from Islamic State, in which the self - proclaimed Caliphate fighters have sought new targets in north Africa after losing significant territory in the Arabian peninsula.

Although theCup - winning goal came on Kaberle's power - play slap shot at 4:18 of the secondperiod, the rightful author of it was Cole, who began the playoffs two monthsago in a neck brace yet made a dramatic entrance into Game 6.

(1) Gilroy (12 ranked, 207 power points) CCS — A dramatic shift in Gilroy's lineup wreaked havoc in the rankings, but only bolstered the state medal potential of several grapplers in new weight classes.

It has been more than a week since news broke about the trade, one of the most dramatic reshapings of a conference's power structure we've seen in years.

Chelsea booked their place in the semi-finals of the FA Cup after a dramatic 2 - 1 victory over Leicester at the King Power Stadium.

When I didn't see a dramatic decrease in my supply, I stopped power pumping entirely.

Even this one fact illuminates Britain's dramatic loss of influence: its power and prosperity are now firmly in the hands of the EU, in a way unimaginable before we voted to leave.

When in the Course of New York State Governmental events, it becomes necessary for a Governor to dissolve the political ideas and assumptions which have connected him with Democratic and Republican Members of the Assembly and the Senate, and forced him to assume among this executive powers, the right to assemble a Mooreland Commission, to reinstitute the rule of law in NYS; keeping in mind a decent respect for the opinions of New Yorkers requires that he should declare the causes which impel him to such dramatic action:

Everyone knew this was coming - but seeing the full extent of new powers to be handed to Scotland in black and white for the first time is a dramatic moment.

Add into the above mix the bypassing of cabinet under Thatcher, Blair and Brown, and you see a dramatic concentration of power in the executive, with the legislature wholly ill - equipped to compensate.

Indian Point's closure would represent a dramatic change for energy production in New York and could force regulators and power producers to scramble to pick up the slack.

«It's about liberation — the biggest, most dramatic redistribution of power from elites in Whitehall to the man and woman on the street....

The results will alter what's left of the Queens GOP political landscape with a dramatic power shift in either direction.

The constitutionality of Social Security is intricately linked to the evolving nature of Supreme Court jurisprudence on federal power (the 20th century saw a dramatic increase in allowed congressional action).

Gove says that behind the technical workings of the European Court of Justice in administering the Charter of Fundamental Rights is a dramatic transfer of power away from Britain.

Working for change and women's progress «doesn't have to be dramatic — you don't have to run for office,» Clinton said during a speech in Silicon Valley, pausing for a coy smile and thunderous applause, «although if you do more power to you.»

Nevertheless, the existence of minor parties holding the balance of power in the Senate has made divisions in that chamber more important and occasionally more dramatic than in the House of Representatives.

«The recent dramatic events in North Africa and the Middle East have shown that the «soft power» wielded through the World Service could bring even more benefits to the UK in the future than it has in the past, and that to proceed with the planned cuts to the World Service would be a false economy.»

David Cameron today pledged to create communities with «oomph», as he launched the Tory vision of a «big society» that would involve a dramatic redistribution of power from «the elite in Whitehall to the man and woman on the street».

If the power over lines is taken out of their hands, and the districts are required to have roughly equal numbers of residents in them — at the moment the populations of each district are permitted to depart from the mean by up to five percent in either direction — the swing back toward Democratic control will be that much more dramatic.

The new concept can now provide a powerful tool for developing new, better - performing materials that could lead to dramatic improvements in the amount of power that could be stored in a battery of a given size or weight, as well as improved safety, the researchers say.

In his study, published in Availability, Reliability and Security, he explains that the dramatic shift in power between a country and an individual is very enticing and it's one sign that a cyber terrorism community could be on the risIn his study, published in Availability, Reliability and Security, he explains that the dramatic shift in power between a country and an individual is very enticing and it's one sign that a cyber terrorism community could be on the risin Availability, Reliability and Security, he explains that the dramatic shift in power between a country and an individual is very enticing and it's one sign that a cyber terrorism community could be on the risin power between a country and an individual is very enticing and it's one sign that a cyber terrorism community could be on the rise.

If found, such a substance could lead to dramatic improvements in power transmission, computing and high - speed magnetically levitated trains, among other things.

Thanks to the dramatic decrease in the size of microelectronic components, researchers can now create suitably tiny space probes equipped with cameras, a power supply and navigational and communication capabilities.

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 worlIn 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 worlin 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.

Over the last 10 years, the change has been dramatic because a new generation of environmental advocates now hold positions of power in the legislature, on the ports commission and on the air resources board.»

The resulting geomagnetic storms — the strongest for a decade — led to dramatic displays of the northern lights and induced significant additional currents in the power grids of Britain and Ireland.

Earlier in our conversation you pointed out the dramatic difference in the power requirements for the brain on the one hand, and something like a large computer, a classical computer, such as the IBM Blue Gene computer on the other hand.

In fact, while Massachusetts is known for its ambitious environmental policies, Daniel Faber, an environmental justice researcher at Northeastern University and director of the Northeastern Environmental Justice Research Collaborative, has found that the Commonwealth has some of the most dramatic inequities of any state in the U.S. Communities of color bear twenty times the environmental burden of predominantly white neighborhoods; that includes hazardous waste sites and polluting power plantIn fact, while Massachusetts is known for its ambitious environmental policies, Daniel Faber, an environmental justice researcher at Northeastern University and director of the Northeastern Environmental Justice Research Collaborative, has found that the Commonwealth has some of the most dramatic inequities of any state in the U.S. Communities of color bear twenty times the environmental burden of predominantly white neighborhoods; that includes hazardous waste sites and polluting power plantin the U.S. Communities of color bear twenty times the environmental burden of predominantly white neighborhoods; that includes hazardous waste sites and polluting power plants.

The researchers looked at more than 800 U.S. cases involving climate change or coal - fired power plants between 1990 and 2016, and found a dramatic rise in both the number of climate cases and the proportion that relied on scientific evidence, according to first author Sabrina McCormick, a sociologist at George Washington University in Washington.

Klaus Schwab, founder and chairman of the World Economic Forum, has called our era the «Fourth Industrial Revolution,» a period in which advances in the life sciences, communication, and transportation are happening rapidly thanks to the dramatic growth of computing power and connectivity.