Sentence examples for rapidly that even from inspiring English sources

They generate news so rapidly that even their new manager, Ozzie Guillen, cannot keep up.

He said that the levels of StarLink are dropping so rapidly that even without a tolerance "we're not anticipating major disruptions in the food industry".

New technologies and traditions proliferate and cross-pollinate so rapidly that even a permanent resident of the international festival circuit would have trouble keeping track of it all.

Moreover, energy consumption in China is rising so rapidly that even a national campaign to build windmills or solar-powered houses will barely reduce the country's dependence on fossil fuels.

China has grown so rapidly that even people who live here often do not realize that the country that, seven years ago, won the right to stage the Games is no longer the same place.

"Their skills have atrophied for one thing, and technology changes so rapidly that even if nothing happened to the skills that you have, they may become increasingly less relevant to the jobs that are becoming available".

The thing about watching someone rapidly grow old and sick is that, even as they disappear into themselves, they are sometimes still very much present, and you never quite know when to expect it.

How Draper responds to this (and the quick resolution of the Mohawk issue suggests it might be positively) will tell us more about his own ability to adapt in an age that is changing more rapidly than even the ad companies can manage.

Electrical demand is growing so rapidly in China that even if the industry manages to meet the ambitious 2020 target, nuclear stations will still generate only 9.7percentt of the country's power, by the government's projections.

Online video education is a space that is growing rapidly, and even attracting the attention of Microsoft founder Bill Gates, who thinks that web-based learning sites will revolutionize education.

Should Italy get swept up in that, it could rapidly overwhelm even the latest bailout vehicle being assembled, the $1.4 trillion European Financial Stability Facility, taking Europe's debt crisis to a new level and potentially dragging down the global economy.