Sentence examples for an era of quick from inspiring English sources

In an era of quick turnovers that include athletes, coaches and owners, Bob Sutton is an anomaly on the Jets.

But there is this nagging question: In an era of quick and gifted players, who is a guard and what is a guard?

In an era of quick knock-offs is the value of an original diminished?

In an era of soundbites and quick reads, the London Review of Books successfully defies the trend.

In the era of quick knockoffs, is the value of an original diminished?

In this era of quick knockoffs, is the value of an original diminished?

The Project's most recent endeavor, a collaboration with Jack White's Third Man Records on a run of black-and-yellow instant film stock, only reaffirms how vital analog photography can be in this era of quick Instagram filters and other imaging apps.

Egypt and its people need a quick transition to an era of greater political and economic freedoms.

In an era of information overload, the photograph provides a quick way of apprehending something and a compact form for memorizing it.

Replace the phrase "60 in first-class matches at the Gabba" in the above passage from Hayden's autobiography with, say, "50-odd in first-class matches in Australia in an era of green, seam-friendly pitches and quality quicks" and Border could just as easily be talking about Phil Hughes today.

In an era of soaring health care costs, we need to be mindful of quick-fix solutions to the diabetes pandemic and consider broken systems associated with increasing availability of energy-dense foods and low levels of physical activity.