Sentence examples for rapidly changing times from inspiring English sources

"We have a tough job to do in rapidly changing times.

These are fascinating, rapidly changing times for football in the region.

This Bond was always going to be challenged by rapidly changing times and values.

Entrepreneurial startups are a vital part of the economy now, and there's no question that they will become even more so in these rapidly changing times.

Fashion is an art, a business and an idea -- a way of articulating relationships between stable human forms and rapidly changing times -- and the Astor Place design embodies all these meanings.

In an editorial that appears on Sunday, The Des Moines Register describes Mr. Bradley as a visionary leader "whose ideas and approach to governing most closely match the needs" of the rapidly changing times.

I admired Ty's tenacity being at the forefront of gay visibility in Harlem, yet dealing with a rapidly changing time and wrestling with personal feelings about issues that he never thought he'd see in his lifetime (like the legalization of gay marriage in New York).

The Bach Choir of Bethlehem has been celebrating its namesake through rapidly changing musical times for more than a century, most notably in an annual festival in May.

Herein we borrowed an algorithm from prior work, which suggested that the start time of a rapidly changing in time aortic signal can be calculated from back extrapolation to the activity is zero axis using the maximum slope of the aortic signal's 0 to t integral (or more accurately its cumulative 0 to t i sum) [16, 21].

Even the behaviors within dating appear to be rapidly changing over time.

Over the past few years, the prevalence of ESBL producing strains among clinical isolates varies greatly with different geographic regions and rapidly changing over time [ 23].