Sentence examples for and swiftly when from inspiring English sources

If she and her former colleagues had responded sensibly and swiftly when the original story was published some 10 weeks ago it would surely have ended the matter (as I wrote yesterday).

Uprisings in the provinces were infrequent, but put down "mercilessly and swiftly" when they occurred.

In politics, if you leave voters' negative feelings about either you or your opponent to chance by refusing to define your opponent or hit back hard and swiftly when he tries to define you (the conventional Democratic wisdom-- voters don't like negativity"), you are ceding half the brain to the other side.

GPs are well placed to make an important contribution to the overall preventive care of young children by promoting positive family relationships; supporting parenting; providing consistent, evidence based guidance on issues such as child nutrition; and recognising and intervening swiftly when children's health or development is at risk [ 23].

Moreover, the CQC must also show that it treats feedback from the public as free intelligence and acts swiftly when serious complaints are brought to light this way.

The Czech public, only a few years removed from Communist oppression, prizes the intellectual freedom of its public institutions and reacts swiftly when they are threatened.

Even so, Israeli military intelligence had advance indication that an attack was imminent and responded swiftly when it was launched, thwarting an extremely serious incident, according to the defence minister, Ehud Barak.

In many cases when it comes to older buildings, the safest way to manage asbestos is to leave it in place, but monitor its condition and act swiftly when it first appears to pose a threat.

For the House of Lords to earn the confidence of the public, all of us must respect the privileges that come with a peerage and recognise that – because we are unelected – it is especially important to meet the standards the public have a right to expect, and to act swiftly when we fail".

He rose fast through Asquith's patronage and fell even more swiftly when it was withdrawn after the Dardanelles.

I felt quite frightened of him and left the party swiftly when he wasn't looking so I could get home without the fear of being pursued.