Sentence examples for vertiginous learning from inspiring English sources

Fassbender describes the entire experience, with some humility, as a vertiginous learning curve.

The price of "primary inputs to...[the] industrial economy" is falling as never before: "Each time, whether it's a new material, a new etching process, a new chip architecture, or an entirely new dimension such as parallel processing, the learning curve starts again at its most vertiginous slope".

This could be bad news for the special subset of Moscow's strays who, in the unregulated aftermath of the Soviet Union, learned to descend the stations' vertiginous escalators and, like true urbanites, now regularly navigate Moscow by metro, sparing their paws as they roam the megalopolis to forage for meals, meet new people, check out unfamiliar neighborhoods, or, on occasion, just for kicks.

Destroyer's Dan Bejar, Fiona Apple, Malkmus, John Darnielle — the list begins to feel vertiginous and potentially incomplete when you try listing all the people who learned from Reed's love of concrete detail and his faith in direct, personal address.

Now, even the most conservative estimates (see chart) forecast a vertiginous growth in data traffic.

Warninghoff et al carried out the first study to investigate systematically the co-morbidities of vertiginous diseases [16].

The effect is vertiginous.

It is a vertiginous moment.

It was vertiginous.

The vertiginous space.

"The whole thing was vertiginous," she said.