Sentence examples for most abrupt from inspiring English sources

The most abrupt shift occurred among Republican leaders after November 6th.

But the education law has leveraged one of the most abrupt instructional shifts, he said.

Its adoption of industrialisation and Western constitutional government was perhaps the most abrupt transformation of a country in history.

A. There has been the most abrupt and rapid sea change probably in the history of venture capital.

The resulting 50-basis-point cut was the first rate reduction by the Fed in four years and marked its most abrupt reversal in policy since 2001.

Having previously backed nuclear power, in the days after Fukushima, Mrs Merkel made the most abrupt volte-face of her career.

The most probable abrupt change-point for annual streamflow was 1999 at Guanting Reservoir and Yanchi, and was 2000 at Sanjiadian.

The most recent abrupt shift in the climate took about 5,000 years and happened almost 20,000 years ago.

In all of these films, Gittoes adopts the kitschy aesthetics of the popular Pashtun-language cinema, most notably abrupt cuts to explosions and neo-gothic fonts.

Which ecosystems and landscape components in Alaska were most vulnerable to abrupt loss of ecosystem carbon over the past decade, and which were the most resistant to abrupt loss of ecosystem carbon?

"Most probably an abrupt lunge would be followed by a kiss smelling of tobacco and a hasty grope, all over in a few minutes".