Sentence examples for rapidity of changes from inspiring English sources

These repeats were not perfect, however, and patterns of intervening sequences highlight the rapidity of changes among even closely related species.

In a previous study, we demonstrated that the extent and rapidity of changes in the BNP level during hospitalization (an average of 5.5 days) is a reliable outcome predictor in ADHF [ 17].

These parameters are naturally shifting with the constantly changing events, and the rapidity of change is creating more instability and uncertainty.

What struck us all was the rapidity of change after death: the stiffness, the immobility.

"I want to talk about the rapidity of change in my own family," Katie Roiphe went on.

The frequency of meetings will depend on the nature of the industry and the rapidity of change in the technological, competitive, and social environment.

I represent a constituency where both the behaviour of the financial institutions and the rapidity of change brings instability and growing unemployment on a mega scale.

Kent is troubled by the rapidity of change in Franschhoek, suggesting some restaurateurs and hoteliers are 'profiteering', exploiting tourists and closing out locals.

"We are coming to realise, moreover, that we today are probably living in one of the eras of greatest rapidity of change in the history of human institutions," they concluded.

I think the fears have to do with the rapidity of change that is going on in Australia, both socially and with the change in demographics of the population".

It has been contended that tornadoes and their regular seasonal imminence have played a part in forming the American character, which, at least in the opinion of many Europeans, is tornadolike in its unpredictability, violence, and rapidity of change.