Sentence examples for was altering rapidly from inspiring English sources
The company ethic gave way to a more efficiency-driven (detractors said more commercial) operation but then, with three theatres to run, in a period of changing attitudes to state subsidy, this was only part of a pattern, as theatre throughout Britain was altering rapidly.
Maj-Gen Price-Davies also writes in his letters of his worries about the way in which the British Army was altering rapidly during the first two years of the conflict.
In 1903, Sir William Osler noted that, "The times have changed, conditions of practice altered and we are altering rapidly, but the ideals which inspired our earlier physicians are ours today -- ideals which are ever old, yet always fresh and new". This rang true during a recent visit to my dermatologist.
Our results indicate that soil macroporosity may be altered rapidly in response to climate change and that associated continental-scale changes in soil hydraulic properties may set up unexplored feedbacks between climate and the land surface and thus intensify the water cycle.
This brings up another "why" of hatchbacks: Most can be developed inexpensively off preexisting platforms and can be altered rapidly to appeal to ever-restless younger buyers.
GRASP65 structure/function is altered rapidly and efficiently by caspase cleavage at the early stages of apoptosis.
Today this knowledge is more urgent than ever since biodiversity in many areas is being altered rapidly by the ongoing global change.
To measure the velocity at higher temperatures, the temperature should be altered rapidly, because the enzyme can survive at higher temperatures for a short period, even at high temperatures that would denature it in a steady state.
On the Mono there are about six lakes which covered a total of 16 km2 in 1971, but siltation and other changes due to management of this basin are altering their characteristics very rapidly.
For example, steady state expression levels of genes with faster decay rates are altered more rapidly by changes in the rate of transcription than genes with slower decay rates [18].
