Sentence examples for be accomplished quickly from inspiring English sources

That can't be accomplished quickly.

Looking back to the early days of the S.E.C. in the 1930s shows that a wholesale, sweeping overhaul can be accomplished quickly if the right leadership is installed.

He gets many of them, and the stars play immediately, struggling to learn, but also believing that success is to be accomplished quickly and prolonged indefinitely.

The French-German plan for tighter integration is thought likely to involve changing the European Union's governing treaty — something that, because it involves ratification by most if not all 27 countries, is unlikely to be accomplished quickly, Mr. Rostowski said.

Equipping the American passenger fleet with the kinds of antimissile protections now used by American military planes and some Israeli commercial flights would cost about $7 billion to $10 billion and could be accomplished quickly.

They all agreed that Mr. Suozzi's mission will not be easy, nor will it be accomplished quickly, and he ultimately will need the help of not just his allies, but also his adversaries.

At the same time, a faction within Lincoln's own party the antislavery Radical Republicans contended that the actual emancipation of slaves was not being accomplished quickly enough and that the president's proposals for readmitting Confederate states to the Union were too lenient.

If the government were to announce that it would bear, say, 30% of all negotiated write-downs of principal and interest on mortgages so long as these write-downs were accomplished quickly (say, within six months), the private sector would move very quickly to achieve sizable write-downs on many mortgages to take advantage of the subsidy.

Instead, I am referring to daily tasks that don't take lots of time but that are accomplished quickly and are not necessarily strenuous.

"While it may appear that the November 17th changes to the marriage forms are minimal and can be accomplished reasonably quickly, that is simply not the case," the president of the clerks' association, Rebecca Martinez, wrote.

A person who has had his — or, more often, her — blood repeatedly sucked by a vampire turns into a vampire, too, but the conversion can be accomplished more quickly if the victim also sucks the vampire's blood.