Sentence examples for a frantic rate from inspiring English sources

This is the hottest section of the wine country, home of the syrah grape from southern France, which is being planted at a frantic rate.

India's total, scored at a frantic rate of four an over, looked way short of a competitive score, and so it would prove.

Cranes are an ever-present feature of the skyline, and towering new buildings seem to pop up at a frantic rate.

The children remained obliviously upbeat, thankfully, and continued to ask for anything and everything and roll their eyes at my refusals without any perception that I was deducting dollars in my head at a frantic rate.

And while in many Western countries the number of cinemagoers is falling in the face of competition from streaming services, China is still building theatres and multiplexes at a frantic rate.

Xiaomi (say "shower", but replace the second syllable with "mee") has built up an eager following in China for its smartphones, which are developed and released at a frantic rate and sold in even more frantic online sales.

A less frantic rate of growth in the developing world would also slow the relative decline of the West and allow it to cling on to some of its privileges for longer.

Despite a frantic pace (the building was built at an average rate of four floors per week), no workers died during the construction of this skyscraper.

The Russian bankers, fearing a devaluation, began to buy dollars at an increasingly frantic rate.

Scavvies with progress reports were appearing at an increasingly frantic rate.

Wind turbines have spread at an especially frantic rate, mostly across China's windy north: for most the years between 2005 and 2010 installed wind-power capacity more than doubled each year.