Sentence examples for not that rapid from inspiring English sources

If he presses on with phase II of "help to buy" and the UK does suffer its inevitable bust, history may judge him even more harshly than Alan GreenspanThe outright pace of house price rises is not that rapid.

Not that rapid growth hasn't built up imbalances within the economy.

But so too, not that long ago, did rapid and routine intercontinental air travel.

As Apple's stock price soared in recent years, some pointed out that the company's sales couldn't keep growing — and its share price couldn't keep rising — at that rapid pace forever.

Through the first two months of this year, "we have not seen any lessening of that rapid growth rate," Mr. Ferry says.

The results of this study did not show that rapid growth during the first years of life is a predictor for adult overweight, which is in contrast to the results from similar studies [9], [15], [17].

It's not that the rapid antigen-detection test has gotten faster.

Physics doesn't understand that rapid action on climate change threatens the most lucrative business on Earth, the fossil fuel industry.

But with tourism, it is not so clear that rapid development really is in the locals' economic interest.

Serigraphy uses inks of extremely varied consistency, depending on the surface to which they are to be applied; some are little different from ordinary paint, except that their composition must not be such that rapid drying would clog the mesh of the screen.

Even if our study shows a trend for the presence of local adaptation in an invasive species, we do not necessarily conclude that rapid local adaptation contributes to invasiveness per se.