Sentence examples for rapid arrival of from inspiring English sources
Elements of the division were still arriving in September, and in the logistical chaos that followed the rapid arrival of U.S. forces in the region, the soldiers of the 24th Division were housed in warehouses, airport hangars, and on the desert sand.
For all that, the rapid arrival of electric light to Indian villages is long overdue.
The rapid arrival of Stuart Higgins, former editor of the Sun, to strengthen Pistorius's PR operation suggested that the media circus is coming to town.
Directed by Roland Emmerich, "The Day After Tomorrow" imagines a catastrophic climate change and the rapid arrival of a new ice age caused by global warming.
But this is surely true only of generations that witnessed notable innovations, such as the rapid arrival of new software in the early 1980s: WordStar, WordPerfect and Microsoft Word.
But with the SLA in disarray, a refugee influx that has taken the government by surprise and the rapid arrival of Hizbullah well before Israel has had time to complete its electrified border fence and other defences, that prospect has evaporated.
68 New and evolving populations of migrants and mobile populations can result in rapid arrival and growth of large communities with diverse characteristics, which include social, linguistic, cultural, and economic status; these can be associated with disparate health outcomes.
The meeting is a sign of Trinity's rapid arrival as a beacon of bell towers: three years ago it installed a set of 12 bells, making it the only church in the nation with that many.
It is now commonplace for people around the world to use social media during emergencies, and the volume of online information coupled with its rapid arrival is becoming increasingly overwhelming to humanitarian organizations.
Koons's turnaround was buoyed by his marriage, in 2002, to Justine Wheeler, and by the rapid-fire arrivals of his three sons.
Indeed, the excited stories about the French intellectual's meteoric rise to fame are coming out at a rapid pace, heralding the arrival of a new economic prophet.
