Sentence examples for grown abruptly from inspiring English sources

Empire is a very big word — a Newtonian word, so to speak — in a world that has grown abruptly small and susceptible now to a physics that is new and strange.

However, the spectrum leasing is not performed in real time and the SUs will keep the exclusive right until the lease term expires, which may cause a great QoS degradation to primary system once the PUs' services grow abruptly.

"We had scarcely sat down in the kitchen", she writes (see article), "when we heard a moan of pain from the bedroom next door…The cries from the inner room grew louder and abruptly stopped.

But aides insist that while the party's tone may have changed – a byproduct of being forced to grow up abruptly – its overarching objective remains the same: abolition of the memorandum outlining the terms of Athens's bailout and renegotiation of the loan agreement it has signed with its partners.

In other instances, the placenta fails to grow, or it abruptly detaches, as was the case with Caroline.

Rather than capitalize on her growing renown, she abruptly closed her studio and holed up at a "fat farm" in the Poconos, to lose fifteen pounds.

And on the fourth day, with 20,000 packed into the disorderly old palace complex where it is held, and the queues for entry still growing, the police abruptly closed the gates.

For crystallite sizes below 11.8 nm, the energy band gap abruptly grows, which corresponds to a quantum effect by reducing the crystal size of the mesoporous TiO2 m films.