Sentence examples for be quick to raise from inspiring English sources

Analysts say that Google may not be quick to raise its bid.

"The market's gone back and forth as to how aggressive he'll be fighting inflation and raising rates, and today's view is that he's going to be quicker to raise rates than people thought last week," said Rick Meckler, president of LibertyView Capital Management, referring to Mr. Greenspan.

It was quick to raise new capital, asking shareholders for €5.5 billion in February.

The networks were quick to raise and dismiss terrorism as a cause.

When the property came up for bidding, Mr. Villegas was quick to raise his card.

Yesterday union leaders were quick to raise concerns about another round of cuts.

In Gyegu, the Han Chinese are quick to raise the issue of ethnic tension.

After the sudden drop in oil supplies, gasoline sellers were quick to raise their prices.

"Airlines are quick to raise fuel surcharges when fuel costs increase, but slow to reduce the surcharges when fuel prices go down," Mr. Harteveldt said.

So when the European Union imposed anti-dumping duties in October 2006 on leather shoes imported from China and Vietnam, the firm was quick to raise its production in Indonesia.

UK universities and representative bodies have been quick to raise their concerns, particularly over the lack of clarity about how the government will fund the extra student places.