Sentence examples for what a scramble from inspiring English sources

What a scramble that could be.

Oh, what a scramble used to ensue to hit those mileage-flown benchmarks by Dec. 31 to requalify for elite status for the coming year.

From what I understand, to the naked eye, the pictures will look no different, but there will be small, imperceptible differences that will essentially scramble what a facial recognition algorithm can see. .

What seems like a scramble for money, Hilbert says, is just a way for him to take some of the leverage out of his balance sheet.

A fairly clear Roberts lead dissolved into who-knows-what as pollsters and forecasters scrambled to figure out what a two-way race between Roberts and independent Greg Orman would look like.

South continued what he thought was a scramble with four hearts, hoping finally to hit a fit.

There remains a huge amount of chaos in the market, and what appears to be a scramble for positions across territories and cities.

What might be described as a "scramble for Africa mark II" is under way, he acknowledges.

What we actually see is a scramble of color and promotion, hawking and horns, unlike any I've ever witnessed.

When al-Qaida burst into the foreground of western consciousness in September 2001, there was a scramble to understand what sort of entity we were dealing with.

That prompted a scramble to find out what the problem was and identify a new cable configuration that would work.