Sentence examples for rapidly big from inspiring English sources

Despite efforts at official reassurance, no one really knows the consequences of a Greek exit from the euro zone, or how rapidly big countries like Spain and Italy, and their banks, will feel the effects.

These are the policies where the American dream is dying most rapidly; Big Three bastions Michigan and Ohio have seen the quickest declines in per-capita incomes for most of this decade.

But as the components get rapidly bigger during the avalanche, more and more nodes become connected, but there is often only a single long path between them.

Perhaps the most shocking thing about recent events was not how rapidly the big Wall Street firms got into trouble but how quickly they returned to profitability and lavished big rewards on themselves.

And farming these crustaceans has rapidly become big business.

With the service averaging £150, encapsulation is rapidly becoming big business.

In technology terms, Google is rapidly becoming Big Brother, capturing more and more information about people's lives.

The company sold almost 700,000 cars there last year, and maintained its No.1 position in what is its only rapidly growing big market.

Instead, he found he was able to motor across the boards more rapidly than big men whose stride length and bulk had an adverse effect on their performance.

Having put the commercials into the public domain, Starbucks allowed social media to do the hard work and, sure enough, both ads rapidly became big hits on YouTube as "viral" social media spread the word.

But the latest draft of Mr. Grasso's letter, provided last night by a person close to the governance committee, did not say how rapidly the Big Board expected to move.