Examples of using Dramatic example in English and their translations into German
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A dramatic example is Ukraine.
A classic and dramatic example is.
The most dramatic example of this is undoubtedly the Treaty of Versailles.
Jenin is undoubtedly a dramatic example.
One dramatic example of this is what most people refer to as psychosomatic illnesses.
A particularly dramatic example of this.
A dramatic example of our Lord's omniscience145 has already been described by John in chapter 1.
The story of childhood leukaemia provides a very dramatic example of this.
Perhaps the most dramatic example is that of whales, who are known to commit collective suicide.
The wars and conflicts in the Middle East provide a dramatic example of this reality.
A dramatic example of this is the people in Japan who live near the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant.
A consulting engineer mentions this dramatic example of being Always-On.
A particularly dramatic example of this comes from a neurological disorder known as Capgras syndrome.
The fate of Andrey Babitsky, the correspondent in Grozny of Radio Liberty, who was arrested by Russian troops,is a dramatic example of Russian policy.
The Netherlands is the most dramatic example of a turnabout of a previously liberal naturalization policy.
The international community should concern itself more with increasing Muslim fundamentalism in the world.The recent attack against the UN headquarters in Iraq is a dramatic example of this.
A dramatic example of this would be the"welcome" at St. Mary's Church, Vesterbro in Copenhagen, west of the main railway station;
Beyond incentives for profitable farming, industrialisation and the sustainable cycle of development for the marketing of products, I believe that support for the implementation of a robust strategy for environmental improvement is crucial,since Haiti is a blatant and dramatic example of the devastating impact that climate change can have on humanity.
A much more dramatic example of that came in the game IM Richard Bates(2374) vs. Nikita Vitiugov(2709) on the top board of the Blackthorne Russia-Mednyi Vsadnik match.
Imagining AI involved in a car accident is a dramatic example, but there are going to be more areas of our lives in which we will be tempted to give over responsibility to the machine.
This is a dramatic example of the need for European action on environmental disasters and, in particular, for a"civil protection" emergency structure at European level.
I should like to end with a good news story, a dramatic example of a fiscal incentive to prevent, minimise, reuse and recycle and an example of how each Member State can determine its own mix of prevention, reuse and recycling to meet targets.
An even more dramatic example of neglect of low-probability/high-cost risks is the danger of an asteroid strike, which is analytically similar to the menace of tsunamis.
Belarus, is a dramatic example of self-isolation, to which we have responded in the past with a policy marked by the'too little, too late' syndrome, both in terms of sanctions and of incentives.
The BSE tragedy is a sad and dramatic example of what can happen when the health of the public and the safety of consumers is sacrificed on the altar of business expediency and profit-enhancement.
The speaker uses dramatic examples from his extreme races where it is always necessary to re-evaluate situations and make quick decisions due to changing circumstances and weather conditions or one's own physical condition.
An even more dramatic example was the trial of the opposition which resulted not only in political prisoners but also in deaths due to torture at Black Beach prison, which we have condemned in this House on several occasions.
Such initiatives are another dramatic example of a basic truth of our time: extreme poverty, illiteracy, and death from preventable diseases are anachronistic scourges when we have the technologies and global goodwill to end them.
The fiscal decisions taken by the ECB Council are a particularly dramatic example of this problem, since they are taken by simple majority by a body that is not even democratically elected. The Council's decisions lead to a massive redistribution of wealth risks between the Eurozone's member states, as well as from stable countries' taxpayers with no stake in the crisis to investors directly affected by it from around the world.