Sentence examples for is changing too quickly from inspiring English sources

The other is changing too quickly, trying to create a low-carbon economy in a Great Leap Forward manner and misjudging China's circumstances and technological ability.

Guardian executive editor Jo Confino, who chaired the discussion, asked if the technology is changing too quickly, making councils reluctant to invest in what is effectively a moving target.

Perhaps, but given the number of times I read Times writers with locutions like "the reason is... because" or "I can't help but feel" or "we only ask people" instead of "the reason is... that," "I can't help feeling" and "we ask only people," I sometimes wonder whether The Times is changing too quickly, or whether someone's getting sloppy.

It seems, they are very concerned, as America is changing too quickly for them to adapt.

Everything is changing too quickly and not for their betterment, they believe.

"Things are changing too quickly and abruptly," said Ms. Toledo, who has owned the agency for 20 years.

Part of the problem is technology overkill -- there's just too much stuff out there, and it's changing too quickly.

His coverage of certain cultural landmarks in the country is fascinating, and he openly admits that things in Taiwan are changing too quickly for him to keep up.

ASK Washington's pundits about America's future policy on global warming, and most of them will tell you that things are changing too quickly to make firm predictions.

His successor, Paul VI, perhaps afraid that the Church might be changing too quickly, reaffirmed the traditional position on priestly celibacy and issued his famous (or infamous) encyclical against all forms of artificial birth control.

Even if Blockbuster manages to make up ground on rental rivals like Netflix, the game may be changing too quickly for the company to keep pace.