Sentence examples similar to going rapid from inspiring English sources

For example, colored lights on a robotic vacuum cleaner will tell us what's going on inside: green, slow pulsing indicates "All systems go!"; rapid red flashing pleads "Help!

I do believe that the region is going through rapid change and inexorable change.

That as his mind grew in confidence, his body was going into rapid decline.

"When other major cities were going through rapid expansions of their hotel stock," he said, "Miami was often left out".

But the climate that shaped Mackellar's Australia of the early 20th century is going through rapid changes thanks to the long march of human-caused climate change.

The call followed a warning in May by the National Bureau of Statistics that the economy was "at risk of going from rapid growth to overheating".

"Sony is going for rapid change of the platform, while Microsoft is new to the old world of the stable platform," said Richard Doherty, president of Envisioneering, a computer industry consulting firm.

He said that the company had not been cautious out of fear, but because it was "measuring a medium that involves a lot of complexity and that is going through rapid changes".

The Polar Regions are going through rapid and dramatic changes.

The security industry is going through rapid disruption.

By the time I started my M.A. thesis in the early 1990s, China was going through rapid political and cultural changes.