Sentence examples similar to all too rapid from inspiring English sources
The North American Soccer League, for example, blew up in the mid-70s to early-80s, only to see a rapid decline when factors such as all-too-rapid expansion and overpaying for aging foreign stars made an impact.
The success of Pele and the Cosmos in the late 1970s had resulted in an all-too-rapid expansion: teams, owned by many trying to emulate the Cosmos model, had popped up all over the country, only to disband when the fans (and money) never came.
Jon Hopkins helps "Midnight"'s deepening dance beat, like a too rapid pulse, and Martin's vocodered, skittish singing.
(Audretsch 1998; Lasch et al., 2005), a too rapid internationalization being linked to high risks.
Again and again, agencies such as Christian Aid have highlighted the damage that too rapid and badly managed liberalisation can do to poor people all over the world.
They're just too rapid to predict".
Too rapid a thaw will kill a plant as effectively as too rapid a freeze.
Given today's weak economy, that is probably too rapid.
"Because the temperature change is too rapid," Mr. Cresson said.
"We were trying to do too much change in too rapid a fashion," Mr. Ballmer says.
