Sentence examples for frenetic rate from inspiring English sources

In some periods heads rolled there at a particularly frenetic rate –almost 20 per decade in the mid 16th  century and six per decade in the mid-17th.

The figures contrast with widespread reports of a cooling in the property market after the frenetic rate of increases in the past year and a possible rise in interest rates next year.

And sophistication: what can the term mean to consumers who are buying up stuff at such a frenetic rate they don't have time to consider whether it's gauche or marvelous?

Dick is one of the great artists of paranoia – he took a lot of amphetamines to keep up his frenetic rate of literary productivity before discovering that he did not need them.

But like all Indian carmakers, Tata is still restricted by the pace of highway construction in India, painfully slow in comparison to neighboring China's frenetic rate.

Nor have they induced him to slow down his frenetic work rate, as this very long double-album attests.

At any rate, since December they have been withdrawing money at a more frenetic pace than at any point in Greece's long crisis, much of it in cash.

Richter, 49, knows plenty about frenetic pace.

The frenetic pace shows no sign of slowing.

But those missteps disappear quickly in the frenetic pace.

"Things are carrying on at this frenetic pace," says Major.