Examples of using Particularly dramatic in English and their translations into Portuguese
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And a particularly dramatic instruction.
The situation in Eastern and Southern Africa is particularly dramatic.
And why is this a particularly dramatic challenge right now?
Particularly dramatic is the situation for millions of Christians.
And why is this a particularly dramatic challenge right now?
The White Chuck Glacier(near Glacier Peak) is a particularly dramatic example.
These changes have been particularly dramatic for the regions and families affected.
We constantly have this up and down, andit doesn't have to be particularly dramatic.
This situation is particularly dramatic for those companies that deal in sensitive goods.
The repercussions of a serious bilateral deafness can be particularly dramatic in children.
A particularly dramatic example of this comes from a neurological disorder known as Capgras syndrome.
Sato et al. demonstrated that the drop in SaO2 is particularly dramatic in patients with severe OSA.
A particularly dramatic example of this comes from a neurological disorder known as Capgras syndrome.
Violence against women is on the agenda, and this is particularly dramatic in conflict situations.
The incident in question is particularly dramatic, and utterly scandalous, as it took place in a densely-populated area.
The communication which we are now discussing andthe recommendation which it contains are not particularly dramatic.
The discontinuity that comes with the disease is particularly dramatic to those who suffer from it.
It represents a particularly dramatic development of a global phenomenon concerning the way in which women are treated, which must be quickly brought to an end in the 21st century.
The red-brick facade, with its arched niches where statues were once placed,looks particularly dramatic when floodlit.
I agree with Mrs Theorin that the situation is particularly dramatic for women in many places on the planet and is becoming critical.
The problem is that in the North there is a massacre that has been going on without a breakfor almost twenty years, and which sees a great number of children involved in a particularly dramatic way.
I will not mention the country but I remember,not too long ago, I was in a particularly dramatic theatre of operations from a humanitarian perspective.
Migration is particularly dramatic and devastating to families and individuals, when it takes place illegally and is supported by international networks of human trafficking.
Of the conflicts that still bloody the continent those taking place in north Uganda, in the Democratic Republicof the Congo and in the Sudan are particularly dramatic on account of their duration.
The situation of women in often archaic Roma society is particularly dramatic, and their lack of education and, hence, their exclusion from the labour market is so much the greater.
It started off quite small, for example, pull out three strands of hair, but gradually it grew more extreme,culminating in commands to harm myself, and a particularly dramatic instruction.
Were particularly dramatic, with the electoral successes of the two protest movements of the Progress Party and the Centrum-Demokraterne(CD, Centre Democrats), together picking up almost one quarter of the votes.
The July 2012 country-specific recommendations sought to ensure that youth employment remains high on the policy agenda of all Member States where youth unemployment rates are particularly dramatic.
Your values are changing at the moment, and so are your ideals in love; andthis may make you discontented and hungry for a particularly dramatic, larger-than-life kind of emotional experience which can give your life meaning and drama.
Seventy years later the commemoration of that particularly dramatic event serves as an opportunity to pray for all those who died, as well as for a renewed reflection on the terrible scourge of war, and likewise as an expression of gratitude to the one who was a caring and provident father.