Sentence examples for sometimes rapidly from inspiring English sources

The capital dissipates, sometimes rapidly, and it has limited uses.

"Society in general is moving -- sometimes slowly, sometimes rapidly, snowballing lately -- further and further away from traditional notions of morality.

They said species evolve at different rates — sometimes gradually, sometimes rapidly, sometimes remaining unchanged for eons — and that this has nothing to do with whether they share a common ancestor.

In 475km of riding I didn't experience one missed change or other hiccup, despite sometimes rapidly throwing the gears this way and that in an attempt to cause a malfunction.

As a result, some large institutional investors are sitting on the sidelines, leaving hedge funds, which sometimes rapidly change their strategies in pursuit of short-term performance, to trade with each other.

The actors spoke slowly sometimes, rapidly at others, in bursts of apparent nonsense; delivered brief, dreamy monologues; or addressed some of the spectators individually, as if they were characters in the books.

Rumors, even if incorrect, spread quickly on social networking sites — sometimes more rapidly than emergency services can communicate accurate information.

Because increasing the stimulus magnitude sometimes induced Rapidly Adapting currents to become Intermediate Adapting, and because Intermediate Adapting currents have the same activation and initial inactivation kinetics of Rapidly Adapting currents [23], [24] we combined Rapidly Adapting and Intermediate Adapting into one group designated "Transient currents".

Mr. Cianci, a normally voluble glad-hander, was quiet throughout the three-hour sentencing hearing, sometimes blinking rapidly and sometimes looking down at the defense table.

During release of vesicular content the resistance of the fusion pore sometimes changes rapidly and repeatedly.

(Sometimes things rapidly go downhill from there, which is a story for another time).