Sentence examples for changed extraordinarily from inspiring English sources

Times have changed extraordinarily.

At this age, life can change extraordinarily quickly.

The global fur market is "extraordinarily changed," even from five years ago, explained Mark Oaten, CEO of the International Fur Federation.

That hasn't changed, nor have the extraordinarily close family ties that bind her characters to one another.

The high level of investor interest underscores how extraordinarily Detroit has changed since its senior executives went to Washington for emergency aid in the fall of 2008.

The way "Gloria" has kept its nature suggests that extraordinarily little has changed about the artistry of Mr. Morris and his dancers.

French politics have proved extraordinarily static in recent years even as the country has changed.

The collegiate landscape has changed from time to time, but the current changes are happening so extraordinarily quickly and with such reckless disregard for the public good that they are bound to leave behind a swath of carnage, with some schools exacerbating already deep fiscal problems and some being forced to shutter their football programs.

The world we inhabit has an outer rind that is extraordinarily sensitive to change.

Because Americans know so much about presidents already, new information must be extraordinarily powerful to change impressions.

What steps can a person take to stop working too hard? A. The behavior can be an extraordinarily hard to change, experts agree.