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To say that Senator Obama has not thought through the implications of his vertiginously shifting positions is to err on the side of charity; in fact they give every appearance of having been adopted without any systematic thought whatsoever.
In the months after the September 2006 certification of Calderon's fraudulent election, state violence against journalists and social movements has escalated vertiginously.— The Narco News Bulletin
Analysts estimate that if he should ever make good on that threat the price, which has already risen vertiginously, would spiral even farther upward.— The New Yorker
Living in London I meet no-one who is not vertiginously interesting, so it can't be the craving for novelty which drives me out of England, pursued by every devil of claustrophobia.— New Statesman
A few Islamic banks were in the habit of offering vertiginously high "profits".
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