Sentence examples for least rapidly from inspiring English sources

In the wake of the Snowden revelations, which should have driven demand for their services, encrypted e-mail providers were, in the United States at least, rapidly becoming an endangered species.

An example he gives is, "the least rapidly convergent series".

Stream width increases least rapidly with basin area in the Temperate Plains (cornbelt) and Southern Plains (Great Prairies) in the heartland.

We found that the degree of condition dependence in extrinsic mortality was very important in driving senescence: populations where bears selectively killed fish showing advanced senescence were those that senesced least rapidly.

IRs of SCLC and EPSCC increased exponentially with advancing age among men and women, most rapidly for SCLC among both men and women and least rapidly for EPSCC among women.

Although detailed evidence is lacking, civil servants seem to move around at least as rapidly.

But for those willing to stay in range of its tethered plastic boxes, it also offers theater, sports, book readings and a link to a past that, in the big cities at least, is rapidly fading away.

With the climate once again changing at least as rapidly as during post-glacial times, we are already seeing a seismic response to the loss of ice mass in Alaska, and a rise in the frequency of giant landslides as a reaction to heat waves across mountainous regions.

Not least, the rapidly growing Brookings Institution — its operating budget is up nearly 50percentt in the past two years alone — just paid $18.5 million for a satellite building across the street from its headquarters on Massachusetts Avenue, in a stretch near Dupont Circle known as Think Tank Row.

On the other hand, climate change projections repeatedly support the thesis that global average temperatures could rise at least as rapidly in the course of the next century or so as during post-glacial times, reaching levels at high latitudes capable of driving catastrophic breakup of polar ice sheets as thick as those that once covered much of Europe and North America.

Normally male animals alone are sufficient and normally at least one rapidly proliferating and one slowly proliferating tissue should be sampled.