Sentence examples for that changes so from inspiring English sources

Victory for Samsung, now the largest smartphone maker in the world, is hardly permanent in a market that changes so quickly, Mr. Gartenberg said.

"It's interesting to drive on a track that changes so much as the weekend unfolds and the layout feels a bit like a street circuit, which gets the adrenaline pumping," he added.

It is uncomfortable to work, sometimes, in a place that changes so quickly, but I think it's better than the alternative.

The term quasistatic means "nearly unchanging," so a quasistatic signal refers to a signal that changes so slowly over long times that it possesses characteristics more like static signals than dynamic (i.e. rapidly changing) signals.

Our algorithm also tries to achieve k-connectivity, but in the form of a k-connected backbone network with a structure that changes so that it always consists of energy-rich nodes.

If that changes, so might the calculations of some of them and of other Republican heavyweights such as New York's former mayor, Rudy Giuliani.

This is a remarkable feat in seven hundred thousand acres that change so much and so often that they are largely unmappable.

But none could ever be more significant than the one that changed so many destinies that October night in Flushing.

There are few other industries aside from telecommunications that changed so quickly and produced so much confusion, Mr. Holme said.

And how does Erol want people to look back on the night that changed so many lives?

Certainly, in many companies, honest accountants were simply doing their jobs in an environment that changed so quickly that their balance sheets were caught short.