Sentences with phrase «in dramatic terms»

He manages this while still allowing the story to succeed in dramatic terms.

Three of the jurors asked to be dismissed, describing — often in dramatic terms — an apparent exhaustion with the plodding trial, which is in its seventh week.

Driver and company also interpreted worship in dramatic terms, noting that Christian worship arises out of an impulse to act together, «to do something which either changes the relationship to the Divine or express it» Finally, there was a need, again arising out of the religious drama movement, for material that was appropriate for production in church.

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And, as this chart shows, the renminbi and the bitcoin rate to the dollar have become increasingly closely correlated (though bitcoin's rise, in percentage terms, has of course been far more dramatic).

And that's good news for retirement savers, for whom small decreases in fees can have a dramatic impact on long - term returns.

In our view, irrational undervaluation as dramatic as this is often a short term anomaly.

The simplified explanation for this aberrant investing disaster was a dramatic rise in interest rates during the period: Rates on long - term government bonds went from 4 % at year - end 1964 to more than 15 % in 1981.

Having sold Aveda to Estée Lauder for $ 300 million in 1997 (and having satisfied the terms of a noncompete), Rechelbacher is getting back into beauty with a dramatic expansion of his little nutraceuticals company, Intelligent Nutrients.

«We were behind the curve in terms of ad dollars spent, so we felt that if we didn't do something dramatic, it would become harder and harder for us to brand ourselves,» he says.

The world is on the cusp of generational change in terms of leadership and technology, but must avoid the dangers of past such transitions, which resulted in dramatic wars and huge misery, Sir Bob Gel

The decline in real GDI in 2008Q4 is pretty dramatic - and most of it comes from the decline in the terms of trade.

No dramatic changes foreseen in terms of investment advice.

A dramatic reduction in short term rates packs a big punch when it first happens, but the jolt wears off as rates continue to stay low.

Jean - Pierre Blais» term as CRTC chair was marked by dramatic changes in how policies were developed and in the substance of the policies themselves.

Coupled with the long - term outlook released in March, the agency shows a dramatic rise in debt as a share of the economy in the coming decades.

While we don't expect a dramatic increase in longer - term rates, rates are moving higher.

«Therefore, following the dramatic collapse in price, the now aggressive central bank action and Russia's ability to pay, sovereign [debt] is very attractive in both the dollar and particularly in local currency terms.»

A debt / GDP ratio margin of 2.38 % equate to a 90 percentile — A debt / GDP ratio of 2.38 % is considered by NIA to be «really dangerous», which implies that the stock market is risking a dramatic fall in the short - term.

We don't see dramatic impacts from the tax plan in the short term.

I think many get spooked when they see dramatic dips in share prices and consider selling otherwise solid long term dividend payers.

But in the interim, he is bracing for a «dramatic» short - term correction.

Yields on 10 - year Treasurys were largely unaffected by this dramatic increase in short - term rates, flattening and eventually inverting the yield curve.

He doubtless conceived the method of the kingdom's coming in apocalyptic terms, as a dramatic overthrow of the earthly status quo by a heavenly invasion, but the meaning of the kingdom to him was centered, not in the victorious supremacy of one race and nation.

Melodrama: The term melodrama refers to a dramatic work that exaggerates plot and characters in order to appeal to the emotions.

Consider a partial list of developments since just World War II: a broad national decline in denominational loyalty, changes in ethnic identity as hyphenated Americans enter the third and subsequent generations after immigration, the great explosion in the number of competing secular colleges and universities, the professionalization of academic disciplines with concomitant professional formation of faculty members during graduate education, the dramatic rise in the percentage of the population who seek higher education, the sharp trend toward seeing education largely in vocational and economic terms, the rise in government regulation and financing, the great increase in the complexity and cost of higher education, the development of a more litigious society, the legal end of in loco parentis, an exponential and accelerating growth in human knowledge, and so on.

«75 He held that the self, its communities, and its experience of love should be interpreted in dramatic historical categories rather than in terms of ontological fate.

We see the dramatic growth of a whole race of «spiritual expatriates» — human beings torn between a Marxism whose depersonalizing effect revolts them and a Christianity so lukewarm in human terms that it sickens them.

And it is because the total Unity of which we dream still seems to beckon in two different directions, towards the zenith and towards the horizon, that we see the dramatic growth of a whole race of «spiritual expatriates» — human beings torn between a Marxism whose depersonalizing effect revolts them and a Christianity so lukewarm in human terms that it sickens them.

Even when the problem presents itself in less dramatic terms, it still is there.

But he is keen to emphasize that Luther was just one, if the first, of the agents of the dramatic upheavals of the period, and in the long term, by no means the most important.

From this primary and basic signification, the term progressed in meaning and came to be applied not only to the mask of the actor, but also to the dramatic character represented by the mask.

Appeals to viewers for support by these broadcasters are continually couched in terms that reflect their conceptualization of a dramatic and powerful mass - communication effect.

A very interesting paper by Bowman L. Clarke, «Whitehead's Cosmology and the Christian Drama,» Journal of Religion 39 (1959), 162 - 69, begins with an analysis of St. Peter's Sermon in Acts 2 and uses it to show a Christian dramatic pattern in four acts to illustrate what Whitehead may have been generalizing in four stages of creativity, to which he applies the term «the particular providence for particular occasions» (PR 532).

«There has been a dramatic explosion in the industry in terms of entrance, and both retail and distribution are trying to wrap their heads around the number of players out there and how to handle it all,» he explains.

This conversion will yield immediate and dramatic dividends in environmental terms.

«Dieting» and «reduced fat» have become passé phrases in the world of packaged food replaced with terms like «clean label» and «locally - sourced», so what can explain low - calorie ice cream alternative Halo Top's dramatic takeover of the frozen dessert...

Matic was outstanding as Chelsea won the title in 2014 - 15, but is one of a number at Stamford Bridge to have suffered a dramatic dip in form this term.

He also scored his 50th Barça goal this term, and against old rivals Real Madrid in a dramatic 4 - 3 road win.

If we were talking in Channel 5 dramatic documentary title terms, last time was «When breastfeeding gets off to a terrible start» and this time it's «When breastfeeding goes right.»

And when that happens, that is going to be dramatic change in terms of the public using our offices.

The committee faced a very difficult task, in fairness, given that the levels of change being determined by the terms of reference would probably amount to the most dramatic redrawal of local election constituency boundaries in the history of the State.

The level of the decline in party support in the other regions — Leinster (7.2 %), Munster (6.3 %) and Connacht - Ulster (2.1 %)-- was not as dramatic, but Labour was starting from a lower base (in terms of 2009 support levels) in these regions relative to Dublin.

Speaking to The House magazine in July, Adonis took a clear lead in the race to slam Brexit in the most dramatic terms - by comparing leaving the EU to British appeasement of the Nazis in the 1930s:

Both coalition parties can expect a dramatic drop in support, though both are staking their hopes on a long - term economic recovery by 2015 and the next general election.

On Sunday, Cuomo sent a letter to President Trump pleading for «emergency» help for Penn Station, and on Monday, he took to the airwaves and argued, in even more dramatic terms, that the railroad's imminent closure of some station tracks is actually «an impending disaster.»

The city school system — the largest of its kind in the country — is on the verge of dramatic change, and Gov. Cuomo has bet his second term on an aggressive campaign to transform a system he claims has failed more than 250,000 students over the past decade while state bureaucrats twiddled their thumbs.

Therefore, the real - term cut in these entitlements will inevitably have a dramatic effect on the amount of money spent in local economic across Wales, clearly highlighting the entirely self - defeating nature of the Coalition's economic experiment.

2012 marked the second year of Governor Andrew Cuomo's term in office and was much less dramatic than the previous year when he was able to get the legislature to pass a property tax cap, ethics reform and same sex marriage.

Marine ecologist Boris Worm of the Institute for Marine Science in Kiel, Germany, tackled the problem with Ransom Myers at Dalhousie University in Halifax, Canada, and others as part of a long - term project that has documented dramatic declines in fish and shark species worldwide (ScienceNOW, 14 May).

«These dramatic cases show that changes in policies — and ensuing changes in substance use — can affect life expectancy, not only over the long term, but abruptly,» says Dr. Rehm.