Sentence examples for the most abrupt from inspiring English sources

But the education law has leveraged one of the most abrupt instructional shifts, he said.

The most abrupt shift occurred among Republican leaders after November 6th.

Its adoption of industrialisation and Western constitutional government was perhaps the most abrupt transformation of a country in history.

A. There has been the most abrupt and rapid sea change probably in the history of venture capital.

So greedy, in fact, that a consumer revolt against them has now resulted in "one of the most abrupt reversals that could have happened," he added.

Having previously backed nuclear power, in the days after Fukushima, Mrs Merkel made the most abrupt volte-face of her career.

As markets continue to tumble worldwide, with the prospect of a deep global recession to follow, some experts predict suicide could increase as those who once enjoyed the fruits of a global asset boom watch their fortunes evaporate in the broadest and most abrupt destruction of wealth since the great crash of 1929.

The earliest time point reflecting an alteration in response to elevated temperature occurred at 108 h, with 16:0 and 16 3 exhibiting the largest and most abrupt shifts, and 18 2 and 18 3 showing detectable, but more gradual changes at this time.

Paris, in particular, lolled on a dazzling Sunday, as if the second round of the Presidential election, between the Socialist Ségolène Royal and the champion of the right, Nicolas Sarkozy—"Ségo-Sarko," in its most abrupt form were no more than a passing cloud.

The rise of the KTB h'(6 MHz) was most abrupt and noticeable, starting around 1030 UT and reaching a maximum only 30 min later.

The resulting 50-basis-point cut was the first rate reduction by the Fed in four years and marked its most abrupt reversal in policy since 2001.