Sentence examples for create rapid from inspiring English sources

We humans create rapid bursts of evolutionary change as well.

A government's budget statement can't create rapid economic growth, but it can certainly enable it (or do the opposite).

— Melibe, Monterey Bay A. In menopause, certain hormones decrease suddenly, which can create rapid shifts in emotional states.

After only one year of storage the scientists find that the gas forms chemical combinations which create "rapid dissolution of carbonate and other minerals".

Other legislation this session has mandated equal pay for women, authorized bus cameras to create rapid transit lanes and secured more federal financing for public housing.

The startup community, in particular, feels this strain acutely: With so much pressure to create rapid growth, tech startups often don't prioritize employee growth and training.

The island's economy was completely reoriented, creating rapid and profound changes in all aspects of life.

Both NATO and the EU are now creating "rapid reaction forces", potentially drawing upon the same pools of soldiers.

They should be preparing themselves by creating rapid intervention teams and improving their surveillance systems, says Chris Stokes of Médecins Sans Frontières, an NGO.

Both he and bassist, Gwil Sainsbury, are busy and inventive in creating rapid rhythms, ranging from military snare to stick beaten bongos, delicate glockenspiel to castanet clicking.

China's efforts to secure a large manufacturing employment sector have succeeded in creating rapid growth, but at significant economic and financial costs.