Sentence examples for maelstrom of changes from inspiring English sources

In addition to the maelstrom of changes that TXA2 mediates during acute infection, the secretion of TXA2 would prevent the initiation of an adaptive immune response by the host [44], enabling progression to and maintenance of the chronic phase of the disease.

Schools with disproportionately high numbers of pupils from the most difficult homes will become increasingly vulnerable in this maelstrom of change.

Having begun by saying that women had been turned off the debate by both side's use of Project Fear tactics and that what they really wanted was the facts, she went on to say "a maelstrom of change is buffeting our society: if we leave the EU, the economy will be thrown into recession and 800,000 jobs will be lost".

This maelstrom of change has mixed implications for the country's machinery of Islamist indoctrination.

This comforts me sometimes, when I feel caught up in a maelstrom of change.

It points to the emotional vulnerability of teenagers, prey not only to a maelstrom of hormonal changes but also complex developments of their brain.

I don't know how waterways wriggle like kittens "in a maelstrom of riverine change," nor do I understand how or why "ghosts dance with shades of glory on the waters of the London Thames".

Greer herself was under no illusions about her place in the maelstrom of socio-cultural change that exploded around her in the late 1960s.

Who among us doesn't feel compassion for the kid tormented by malicious peers during puberty's maelstrom of hormonal and physical changes?

Forty-eight hours later, under a maelstrom of verbal vinegar and written wrath, they quickly changed their tune.

The maelstrom of emotion is very affecting.