Sentence examples for not as sudden from inspiring English sources

The romantic discovery of mountains was not as sudden as all that, at least in art.

This time, the end is not as sudden, so she can at least say goodbye to professors and classmates.

Japan's financial problems are not as sudden or as acute as those of South Korea, Thailand and Indonesia, so the reaction of Japanese companies has been more gradual.

Helen M Nelson, the New England Organ Bank's senior vice president of organ donation services, told US News and World Report that drug overdose deaths were not as sudden as the more common causes of death for organ donors.

The engine response is sharp at times, especially with the injection mapped for circuit riding (it can be altered to a softer, road set-up), but not as sudden as the Honda's, and the power romps in as the revs rise with smoothness.

And so the saga of Ivar Kreuger presents a credible explanation of how giant Ponzi enterprises come about: not as sudden inspirations of criminal masterminds but as the gradual culmination of small moral compromises made by financiers who aren't quite as ingenious as they think.

"Mine wasn't as sudden — his shoulder came out".

The first point to note is that the shift isn't as sudden as it appears.

The slowdown in venture investing isn't as sudden or severe, either, making it "too early to tell" if the economy has turned in a meaningful way, says Colin Yasukochi, director of research and analysis at CBRE.

That fall is at least as great, although perhaps not quite as sudden, as the decline in President Gerald R. Ford's approval rating after he pardoned former President Richard Nixon for his conduct in the Watergate scandal and the tumble that President Ronald Reagan took after disclosure of the Iran-contra affair.

And while the calls about ash trees have not been as sudden and dramatic as those coming into the county's Cooperative Extension association about dogwoods, there have been more calls lately, particularly from northern Westchester, according to Leanne Pundt, a Cooperative Extension agent.