Sentence examples for Such flurry from inspiring English sources

¹Note that the many other new LHC results reported on the same day, showing very good agreement with the Standard Model in a new energy regime, haven't led to any such flurry of papers.

But Japan's political system has seen such flurries of attempted reform before.

But experts say that they have never seen such a flurry of change as that unfolding in Westchester.

The lure of the selfie stick, which has caused such a flurry of anxiety at museums, is exaggerated.

Such a flurry of independent politicking, egged on by liberal media (for example, this particularly feisty commentary, in Chinese, in a Guangzhou newspaper, Xin Kuai Bao) has not been seen in urban China since 2003.

In the early 1980's, federal prosecutor brought such a flurry of indictments that that The Jersey Journal, Hudson County's main newspaper, published a front-page headline that read, "No Hudson Officials Indicted Today".

The invisible hand releases such a flurry of activity that economic goods trickle down to labour, despite the concern of unions that from those who have first claim on them, the capitalists, will hoard their gains.

I had always used birth control, and the previous month had been such a flurry of packing and goodbye parties that I couldn't even remember when we'd had sex.

This "mother ship", the costs of which are rumoured to have escalated beyond $5 billion, will be two-thirds the size of the Pentagon and capable of housing more than 12,000 people when it opens next year.There has not been such a flurry of edifice-building in the Valley since the glory days of the dotcom boom in the late 1990s.

Then in September the results of about 200 field trials looking into the effects of GM crops on the country's bugs and birds will be published.The last time Britain saw such a flurry of interest in GM food was in 1999, when a series of events turned much of the population against "Frankenfoods" and drove the stuff from supermarket shelves.

Paradoxically, it was during just such a flurry of intellectual synthesis and research activity, the watershed known as the New or Modern Synthesis in which modern evolutionary biology was born in the last century, that developmental thinking was almost entirely ejected from the science of evolution.