Sentence examples for a fearsome rate from inspiring English sources

An estimated million Russians are infected and "the epidemic is growing at a fearsome rate," the report said.

As Professor Rotherham puts it succinctly: "People like it!" And once growing, Himalayan balsam can proliferate at a fearsome rate.

Up to eighty-five per cent of the logging in Honduras is illegal, and the country is losing rain forest at a fearsome rate.

For example, check out the US from 1960 to 2012: Vehicle traffic grew at a fearsome rate, as any commuter can attest... up until 2007.

All of which winds up your week in Simon Cowell's reality, which continues to expand at a fearsome rate, and looks set to overtake actual reality sometime in late 2011.

The Netherlands has some of the world's most efficient trawlers for flatfish, in terms of tonnes caught per vessel in a day but they drink fuel at a fearsome rate.

Drugs firms are innovating at a fearsome pace.

Battling a fearsome murder rate, Jamaica's police surely have better things to do than arrest people for getting high.

Her "Elektra" is a fearsome fusion of fire and ice.

Jolyon's a fearsome racer.

Meanwhile, HBO treated its subscribers to a fight, or at any rate an encounter, between Luis Ortiz, a fearsome Cuban heavyweight, and Malik Scott, a veteran best known for having once been on the wrong end of a singularly suspicious-looking knockout.