Sentence examples for rapidly altering context from inspiring English sources

Incrementalism will not take us where we need to go; we are at what biologists call a "punctuated equilibrium" moment in which a rapidly altering context demands an equally rapid evolution of our ability to adapt.

Molecular and ultrastructural studies are rapidly altering traditional views of evolutionary relationships in this phylum.

Human activity has been rapidly altering the stands of virgin forest in Southeast Asia.

More broadly, does it mean anything in terms of the (rapidly) altering landscape of ridesharing?

The sequencing of genomes is rapidly altering the landscape of biotechnological and biomedical research.

The electrospun nanofibers were actively controlled by rapidly altering the signals, and this enabled their orthogonal deposition.

Here, recent policy reforms aimed at poverty alleviation and increased food production are rapidly altering the current land-use mosaic.

They simply wouldn't produce the heat-trapping gases that are rapidly altering the climate on which we depend.

The new low, scientists said, was caused by record high atmospheric temperatures, but is part of the broad pattern of climate change that is rapidly altering the Arctic.

Global climate change is rapidly altering species range distributions and interactions within communities.

Anthropogenic effects – including climate change, expanding land use and pollution (Millennium Ecosystem Assessment Board 2005) – are rapidly altering species' habitats.