Sentence examples similar to a swiftly developing need from inspiring English sources

The field of molecular epigenetics is a swiftly developing area of research with a great emphasis on gene regulation, developmental biology as well as in therapeutic applications (Kalozoumi et al., 2012).

India's decision to "test" its nuclear bombs and Pakistan's retaliatory tests are explosive reasons for swiftly developing an effective missile defense system.

It's now an empty gap in a dense commercial strip, a rare blank in one of the most crowded, swiftly developing nations on Earth.

This method of discovery represents a completely different take on identifying objects in the real world, compared to the swiftly developing format of tagging items with 2D barcodes.

During that time he went sailing with his dad "as a kind of escapism" and swiftly developed a passion for the sport.

A railroad strike, begun on October 7 October 200), swiftly developed into a general strike in most of the large cities.

Anticommunism at company level swiftly developed a specific dynamic (Kössler, 2014).

Critics of the deal believe that when those restrictions expire in 10-15 years, Iran would be able to swiftly develop a nuclear weapon.

Part II examines the process through which micro financial systems were swiftly developed as a microfoundation of the new "democratic" socio-economy.

The plates were then inserted into his old Speed Graphic camera and the photographs taken, usually needing six to 10 seconds for a good exposure, even in the blinding Afghan sunshine, before being swiftly developed and fixed in a makeshift darkroom.

The Tradewind Task Force also included large numbers of construction and other line of communications units whose role was to swiftly develop the island into a major base.