Sentence examples for meteoric shift from inspiring English sources
Britain's recent decision to stop giving $450 million a year in development aid to India by 2015 signaled a meteoric shift in the former colonial power's relationship with New Delhi.
Earlier this week, Comscore posted details about Facebook's meteoric rise in users and their shift from posting drunken college photos to drunken post grad photos.
Since the isotope ratio follows the global meteoric water line, there is no isotopic shift due to boiling processes.
His meteoric emergence from the lower ranks marked a shift of power within the struggling Group Theatre.
The meteoric rise of mobile software that we have witnessed in the past decade parallels a paradigm shift in its design, construction, and deployment.
Owing to the fluctuation of lake levels, the early formed dolomites were always affected by the meteoric water, and formed mouldic and vuggy pores (Figs. 5e, 6b), and caused a negative shift of the oxygen isotopic value of the early formed dolomites (Fig. 9).
Congressman Todd Akin's meteoric rise to notoriety over ignorant and offensive remarks about abortion and rape has once again highlighted the dramatic rightward shift of the Republican Party on reproductive rights.
"The meteoric rise of independent work as both a normal way of earning a living and an aspirational lifestyle represents a fundamental shift in the way we think about operating a business and earning a living," said Will Quist, partner, Slow Ventures, in a statement.
A meteoric rise followed.
"Meteoric," said Sir Anthony.
