Examples of using So rapidly in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The world has evolved so rapidly over the last 100 years that it's difficult to imagine just how much things have changed during that time.
Although the idea of my work involves the question of how the world is so rapidly and radically changing, I do not address the subject directly or didactically,” says Jonas.
days to respond to his messages, you shouldn't be astounded that he's not messaging you so rapidly.
You simply cannot create and execute on a five-year plan anymore because things are changing so rapidly.
The world has evolved so rapidly over the last 10 years that it has become difficult to imagine the span of change that has occurred in time.
the circumstances are changing so rapidly, that we're being revealed.
He was also a coward, which is why I wish he had not left quite so rapidly.
especially when his ability to communicate is expanding so rapidly.
especially when her ability to communicate is expanding so rapidly.
She lost weight so rapidly in high school that she used safety pins to cinch her long skirts around her waist.
The first sunrises sweep across a foreboding alien planet, a world spinning so rapidly that a day lasts only six hours.
until he's speaking so rapidly that the words are unintelligible.
Humanity has evolved so rapidly during the last four and a half years
All pains, agonies, questions and confusions are changing so rapidly that no one can stay identified with anything for long.
Quit attempting to get rich so rapidly, and be an entity to do it the correct way.
Understanding why so much of life is changing so rapidly gives us an edge on coping with these dramatic shifts and changes.
Global popularity grew so rapidly that at one time, out of the 10,000 units being produced in Japan per month,
Soon those changes will happen so rapidly, that we may then only be able to observe the situation,
In fact, one reason for the so-called Asian economic miracle of the 1980s was the fact that fertility across Southeast Asia declined so rapidly.
social dangers of preferential policies, why have they become so popular and spread so rapidly around the world?