Sentence examples for perhaps as quickly from inspiring English sources

Perhaps as quickly as a few centuries, this runaway cooling effect caused the entire surface of Earth to turn to ice -- and remain ice-covered for millions of years.

As big as Mars is, change agents can emerge from within, though not perhaps as quickly as an institutional money manager might demand.

Consequently the first draft, although not perhaps lengthening as quickly as I might like, is becoming richer, closer to a second draft standard.

The US Federal Reserve's hints this week that interest rates might rise this year but perhaps not as quickly as investors had expected also continued to help sentiment.

But hipsters are somewhat unique in the nomadic way they roam the past in search of things that are "authentic" -- acquiring, and perhaps just as quickly losing, tastes for things like Pabst Blue Ribbon, small-batch whiskies, and heritage brands.

Mr. Romney had closed the polling gap in several of these states, Mr. Plouffe said, but he insisted that these involved Republican-leaning independent voters whom the Republican candidate would have corralled anyway, though perhaps not as quickly.

"The Russian population had gotten used to the fact that life was getting better, perhaps not as quickly as Russians thought they deserved, but getting better," said Boris Makarenko of the Center for Political Technologies, a nonpartisan consulting group in Moscow.

The market as a whole is doing that in pieces, surely, but perhaps not as quickly as it would like.

Kik now has 3.41 million users, so it seems to be growing steadily (though perhaps not as quickly as it was at launch).

Though the company tells me that it still sees the wired headphone getting phased out – though perhaps not as quickly as others had initially thought.

As expected, runtimes grow super-linearly with the number of reads (though perhaps not as quickly as the worst case n3 factor would suggest).