Sentence examples for even abruptly from inspiring English sources

But strategies can be severely, even abruptly, challenged as the world intercedes when we least expect.

"Throughout the 21st century, man, with his never-ending drive to control his living environment, finds himself facing the possibility of a temporary existence," writes French artist Francois Ronsiaux, "as well as the potentiality that life on Earth could end progressively or even abruptly".

Then, even more abruptly, the global financial crisis caused both to plummet.

It remained frigid for twelve centuries and then warmed again, even more abruptly.

The Gospel of Judas ends even more abruptly — before Jesus begins his trek to Calvary.

It remained frigid for twelve centuries and then warmed, even more abruptly; in Greenland, ice-core records show, average annual temperatures climbed by nearly twenty degrees in a single decade.

The songs themselves seemed a little cut and dried, sometimes even ending abruptly.

Even after abruptly resigning as governor, she remained a Republican star and a tea party favorite whose endorsement was coveted by GOP candidates.

The new targeted cancer treatments are expected to raise even more abruptly in the next future [ 6], especially in developed countries such the US where the population older than 65 is expected to almost double in 2030 [ 7].

This seems comparable to the accepted use of this term in a ToL model where the conceptual identity of an organism could change along an edge due to adaptation to a changing environment, or even more abruptly before and after a bifurcating speciation event.

Attention itself is episodic, coming and going more abruptly even than changes in the weather.