Sentence examples for violent changes in from inspiring English sources

The music abounds in sudden, almost violent, changes in character, harmony and rhythm.

In the movie, global warming had accelerated the melting of polar ice, which disrupted circulation in the North Atlantic Ocean, triggering violent changes in the weather.

But textiles are subject to violent changes in fashion, he argued, and an item that sold like hot cakes last year may be wiped out next year.

In the 2004 disaster movie "The Day After Tomorrow,", global warming accelerated the melting of polar ice, disrupting circulation in the North Atlantic Ocean and triggering violent changes in the weather.

The main results of the analysis are: (I) SSC responds to violent changes in demand by resolving bullwhip effect and by creating stability in inventories under different parameter settings and (II) in a SSC, long production distribution lead times could significantly affect customer service level.

French history is full of violent changes in government, not least the French Revolution, and current politicians can remember 1968, when some thought that student protests in Paris and other cities were about to force President Charles de Gaulle to resign.

Ms. Williams, on the other hand, will not likely see any sudden or violent change in her career.

As just one more fleeting species, residing a while on the planet, it is absurd that we should be the cause of such violent change in nature.

At first sight, the landscape seems fixed and timeless, but you soon sense that there was violent change in the not so distant past.

The blast causes a violent change in air pressure that can rupture lungs and eardrums or burst blood vessels in the spinal cord and brain.

"If we let Isil (Isis) get their way, then we will be acquiescing, first, in a gigantic and violent change in international borders…we will be allowing a new and hideous regime to be born".