Sentence examples for marked by rapidly from inspiring English sources

The first months of the new administration were marked by rapidly rising consumer prices.

"But more than that, I believe we are standing in the antechamber of a new global economy, marked by rapidly shifting circumstances and new modes of thinking".

Roseola infantum, also called exanthem subitum, infectious disease of early childhood marked by rapidly developing high fever (to 106° F) lasting about three days and then subsiding completely.

Contact angle versus time plots show that water droplet evaporation from the substrates with "micro-bean sprouts" falls into two stages: the initial stage, marked by steadily decreasing contact angles and the later stage, marked by rapidly decreasing contact angles.

The testimony, on the fifth day of the trial in State Supreme Court in Brooklyn, seemed to suggest turf skirmishes between Police Department investigators and prosecutors in the weeks after the allegation of abuse, a period marked by rapidly shifting public statements about the seriousness of Mr. Mineo's claim.

If the case of Richard Streeter is indicative, then we can say that third world "wretched of the earth" conditions are spreading across an America that is marked by rapidly increasing social polarization.

Recent advances in plant science are marked by the rapidly increasing availability and quality of high-throughput sequencing data.

"The health care industry is evolving rapidly, marked by convergence between segments and increased globalization," said John H. Hammergren, McKesson's chairman and chief executive.

Few plants can persist in the gloomy environment at ground level, and the surface is marked by a layer of rapidly decomposing dead leaves rather than of small herbaceous plants.

Sitcoms are typically half an hour in length; they are either taped in front of a studio audience or employ canned applause, and they are marked by verbal sparring and rapidly resolved conflicts.

Yet just since the beginning of the year, Uber's company culture, marked by "sharp elbows," has rapidly become a liability.