Sentence examples for because of a swiftly from inspiring English sources
The chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne, announced Tuesday that because of a swiftly worsening economic outlook that had thrown off his deficit-reduction timetable, public employees' wages would be frozen for two more years, on top of an existing two-year freeze.
In fact, Mr. Heyer is sometimes himself described as a tank, not because of his build but because of how swiftly he can roll through a major corporation and raze what he considers waste and inefficient management.
Other counties have had better luck with moving children swiftly out of custody, in part because of a greater number of local options.
Mr. Almunia said over the weekend that he would prefer a swiftly negotiated settlement with Google because that would be a better way of regulating the fast-moving technology sector.
Because of his ties to Mr. Koch, Mr. Schwartz was able to swiftly revamp the corporation counsel's office, which was in disarray -- like many other city offices -- because of a fiscal crisis.
All because of a costume.
A Swiftly Changing Landscape.
because of a heel injury.
