Sentence examples for the dizzying changes from inspiring English sources

IT'S not just the dizzying changes in the electronic economy that leave the candidates mute.

What the book does not reflect as well are the dizzying changes to the city's population.

Its subject is the dizzying changes in the social and economic landscape of China, changes that seem to outpace the ability of Mr. Jia's digital camera to record them.

Joumana Kidd, eight months pregnant but smiling, plunked herself on the floor at the Nets' practice gym today while her husband, Jason, was talking nearby of the dizzying changes accompanying his move to New Jersey.

The future, I suggest, will not be unrecognizably exotic because across all the dizzying changes that shaped the present and will shape the future one element remains constant: human nature.

— After the tumult and the injuries, the dizzying changes and the wild swings of fate, the Knicks concluded their regular season with a 48-minute exhale, a final chance to breathe before the air gets heavy and the lungs grow tight.

Amid all this dizzying change, one thing has been a constant: his garden.

Long since the days of leather helmets and the V-formation, the N.F.L. has embraced technological advances that have brought dizzying changes to coaching strategy in the past decade.

It has been a victory lap for this nearly forgotten artist whose works, many of them unseen until now, have gone through some dizzying changes over the years.

The dizzying social changes have continued apace during the last decade, with the huge influx of migrants.

Havel surely has detractors: the "lost generation" of pensioners and workers who could not cope with the dizzying cultural changes and the rising cost of living; leftists who still resent the collapse of Communist ideology; right-wingers who find his economic thinking fuzzy and his speeches naïve and too philosophical.