Sentence examples for unparalleled rates from inspiring English sources

Since the late 1970's, following the end of Mao's disastrous experiments, China has done extremely well, experiencing unparalleled rates of economic growth.

They have endured unparalleled rates of racially based discrimination, marginalization, and exclusion from many aspects of mainstream life in Europe as a result of a rise in new forces of nationalism, racism, xenophobia, and other forms of intolerance (Petrova).

It's a scary world where, in some countries, overabundance of junk food causes unparalleled rates of obesity, while, in other countries, access to food is a daily struggle for large populations.

Around the Rocky Mountain West, from the Powder River Basin in Wyoming and Montana to the San Juan Basin in New Mexico and Colorado, and the Uinta and Piceance Basins in Utah and Colorado, energy companies are punching holes in the ground and erecting drilling platforms at an unparalleled rate.

In the last few decades, however, our understanding of the origin and ancient divergences of birds has advanced at an unparalleled rate.

Vancouver May 1 , 2002As the commercial center of British Columbia and one of North America's largest ports, Vancouver is a dynamic modern city that is growing at an unparalleled rate.

El Salvador is bleeding out, hemorrhaging human beings at an unparalleled rate for a country not at war.

Because of the unparalleled rate of decline, use of the FEV1/FVC ratio alone to diagnose COPD will over represent a COPD diagnosis when no such pathology may exist.

This new spirit of collaboration, along with the scientific tools that are now available, has fueled an unparalleled rate of scientific discovery in breast cancer research.

We further demonstrate that the high leaf vein densities unique to the angiosperms enable unparalleled transpiration rates, extending previous work indicating a strong correlation between vein density and assimilation rates.

This is happening at rates unparalleled since the previous mass extinctions, caused by meteorite strikes or gigantic volcanic eruptions, and it is being driven by human action: the trashing and clearing of habitats, pollution, acidifiation, global warming and the direct killing of vulnerable species.