The phrase "are not quickened" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing something that is not being stimulated, activated, or made more lively.
Example: "The spirits of the crowd are not quickened by the lack of enthusiasm from the performers."
Alternatives: "are not energized" or "are not enlivened".
Several lawmakers have received complaints that state officials make it too difficult to enroll in either program and have expressed concerns that the federal government could withhold some money for the insurance program if the pace is not quickened.
The changing seasons remind him that the seed is not quickened except to die, and each one brings to him, as it comes with its many blessings, some new suffering and sickness".
In the end, of course, the items that are most worth saving are not Quicken files or Social Security cards.
Most small companies tend to use spreadsheets and software tools, such as Quicken that are not designed for subscription services.
Foo Fighters, Kasabian and The Cure aren't headliners to quicken the blood; the latter first played here in 1979.
The trouble is that, with Mr Sarkozy energising the right, this is not enough to quicken the electorate's pulse.Into the left's emotional void has stormed Jean-Luc Mélenchon, a former Socialist senator and one-time Trotskyite who is now running for president, backed by the Communists.
As if the hydra-headed economic disaster and the heightened tension between nuclear Pakistan and nuclear India were not enough to quicken the pulse, the Bush era is ending, and the Obama era is opening, with yet another conflagration in the most intractable, faith-dazed, and history-inflamed spot on earth.
"The plan was always to come with a long run down the outside as he's not a horse who quickens instantly," Varian said.
Happily, mergers and acquisitions aren't the only way to go for companies trying to quicken sluggish growth.
Even if you aren't the sort to track every nickel spent on Intuit's Quicken, it's not hard to draw up a family net worth statement listing all assets and liabilities, and an income statement showing income and expenses over the last year.
