Sentence examples for sudden provides from inspiring English sources

Does this person usually make spelling mistakes but all of a sudden provides good spelling throughout the work?

Tobin is not offended, however, by a general use of quantum to mean "sudden," provided we don't use it to mean "huge": "The crucial characteristic of a quantum jump isn't its size but its abruptness -- something goes from one state to another without passing through any intermediate states in between".

AOL's sudden vulnerability provides an opening for Microsoft as it wages a new assault online.

While Joe Levasseur's lighting, with its sudden, spooky blackouts, provides the uneven work with the most depth, silence is juxtaposed with music from D.J. Filastine's "Dirty Boom".

In amphipods the tail fan (consisting of three pairs of uropods and telson) provides a sudden forward thrust.

Only baseball has an immune system that works so quickly, or provides a sudden fresh-painted view of itself that feels so youthful and elegant.

I won't say more, other than that the end of her story provides that sudden intake of breath reminiscent of Dahl at his sang-froid-est.

An orchestral interlude in the second act provides a sudden reminder of what he can produce, but otherwise it's necessary to listen to what is churning away beneath the anonymous vocal lines (sub Sondheim when reflective, off-Broadway musical when flippant) to find a real musical personality.

Lahars are generated when three requisites are met: (1) a trigger mechanism that provides a sudden availability of sufficient water, (2) the presence of abundant loose volcanic debris along the flow path, and (3) steep slopes to increase gravitational flow (Vallance [2000]; Pistolesi et al. [2014]).

More problems came in January 2007 when Mourinho and Abramovich clashed over what the Portuguese saw as a sudden refusal to provide necessary investment.

U.S. Web media officials say seminal news events don't provide sudden boosts in ad revenue because buyers typically cap the number of viewers for which they're willing to pay.