Sentence examples for changing almost from inspiring English sources

Nationwide, the picture is changing almost as fast.

Dr Lynott says these are changing almost from year to year.

The barriers of entry are either lowering or changing almost entirely.

Betting shops were probably changing almost as I wrote the piece.

In her Christmas TV broadcast, the Queen used Telstar as a metaphor for a world changing almost too rapidly.

When I came to sign on, I found it particularly difficult during 2012, as the rules were changing almost fortnightly.

(When they sing the Oedipal duet, "My Best Girl," her aching sincerity sounds like a put-on.) She seems to be changing attitudes almost as often as she changes costumes (designed as a fey Hollywood wife's dream wardrobe by Gregg Barnes), never quite locating a bedrock of character beneath.

And the nature of banking is changing fast almost everywhere.

The initiative is changing hands almost every ball.

And tempos, plural, is the right word, since they kept changing with almost every phrase.

Savings rates are changing (falling) almost as fast as I'm typing this, but at time of going to press these were on offer.