Sentence examples for rapidly evolving world from inspiring English sources

He has been literally and figuratively a double agent in this rapidly evolving world.

In the rapidly evolving world of technology, people like Ms. Brewer are a marketer's dream: consumers who purchase the latest high-tech toys but frequently do not need them or know how to use them.

The MoD's Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (DSTL) pays six-figure sums to support individual PhD students to help understand the rapidly evolving world of cyberspace and the way in which social media have become an integral part of daily life.

In the rapidly evolving world of online information, it seems incredible that the Google book settlement – the legal battle between Google and ­authors and publishers – has been grinding its way through the courts for six years in a manner reminiscent of Charles Dickens's Jarndyce and Jarndyce.

As lumbering and outmoded as many record labels arguably remain, they have a curatorial power that crowdfunding, in giving up its agency to the crowd, simply can't match; in the rapidly evolving world of the music trade, labels and other institutions can still offer a valuable sense of communal mass culture.

But it is certainly worth remembering that telecommunications is a fast developing sector dealing with the rapidly evolving world of digital.

"His greatest contribution was in not allowing the city's old-school R&B traditions to die out … by keeping pace with developments in the rapidly evolving worlds of soul and funk," states Toussaint's biography at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

Perhaps most appealing about this new class of reading gadgets is the opportunity they offer publishers to rethink their strategy in a rapidly evolving digital world.

Neanderthal man is famous for his premature extinction, whereas the regimes in Myanmar and North Korea are successful survivors in a rapidly evolving political world.

What was said: Not in so many words, we asked Lincoln how it felt to be perceived, despite numerous efforts to skew product and marketing messages younger, as a brontosaurus in a rapidly evolving automotive world.

That is why the grand opening of the new Zemeckis Center, in a former warehouse just north of the U.S.C. campus in South-Central Los Angeles, is as good an occasion as any to ask how the rapidly evolving digital world will influence new filmmakers, many of whom grew up with home video cameras and have never worked with film in their lives.