Sentence examples for rapid rate of making from inspiring English sources

Here again, women who marry at an early age (15 24) display a more rapid rate of making the transition to first birth.

"He did not realize its small size actually made it more dangerous," Mr. Bennett said, adding, "Although it might appear a heavier or longer weapon would be more dangerous, the small size of the weapon together with the rapid rate of fire made it more likely that an 8-year-old would lose control and the muzzle of the weapon would come close to his face, which is what happened here".

The virus's rapid rate of mutation also makes it extremely difficult to develop a vaccine against it, says the WHO's Takeshi Kasai.

The rapid rate of technological advances makes it necessary for very large scale integration (VLSI) floorplanning to consider not only interconnect constraints, but also fixed-outline constraints.

This visual cluster-bomb is set to a soundtrack of digital sounding vocals at different tones and volumes, fired around, colliding and smashing into each other at a rapid rate to make some sort of techno choir music which works perfectly.

Both Mr Trichet and the governor of the Bank of England, Mervyn King, have remarked on the rapid rate of monetary growth.Globalisation is making the central bankers' job harder.

It is precisely this rapid rate of change that has made faculty workshops like the one at my college such a necessity.

Ferrocene derivatives are commonly used as electrochemical mediators as they have rapid rates of electron transfer, making it ideal for real-time monitoring (Cass et al., 1984).

These cities show a rapid rate of improvement and have already reached the upper to high zone of the ranking.

This is further challenged by the rapid rate of development of these technologies, which makes it very difficult for an emerging evidence base to keep pace.

This difference in telomere length coupled with the more rapid rate of cell division in cancer cells makes the inhibition of telomerase an attractive potential breast cancer therapeutic target.