Meanings of dramatic development in English

Monterrey's spiraling violence is arguably the most dramatic development in his campaign against cartels.

All might have been well if it hadn't been for another, more dramatic development.

Others may prefer Thermopylae, because this story seems to possess a simpler dramatic development.

The arrests were the latest dramatic development in a political drama that threatens Trump's presidency.

This dramatic development led to the government ordering Conservative MPs to vote against its own motion.

Another dramatic development was that betw.

It is conducted without any attempt at dramatic action or character, or, indeed, dramatic development of any sort.

The most dramatic development has been in Greece, where three senior ministers were sacked for their role in it.

The dramatic development came as speculation was growing that administrators had failed to find a serious buyer for the business.

Let's call this cheeky little number Chapeau Bono, because its arrival heralded a dramatic development in the hat department yesterday.

That is quite a dramatic development: the public disagreeing (strongly) with the commander in chief about a fundamental issue.

The character of the chief actors and the motives underlying what we may call the dramatic development assumed widely dissimilar forms.

It was necessary, Sir, for the dramatic development of this story to surround Dorian Gray with an atmosphere of moral corruption.

In a dramatic development today, the Fair Work Commission ruled that Monday's planned 24-hour rail strike was not allowed to go ahead.

In a dramatic development yesterday, it emerged that an investigator working with the inquiry had made allegations of wrongdoing under whistleblower legislation.

Somehow you knew there had to be one last dramatic development on the final weekend of the campaign; and than(...)