Sentence examples for been quick to recognize from inspiring English sources

American banks have been quick to recognize losses, and policy makers have moved to contain the damage and protect the broader economy.

Public officials and pop culture alike have been quick to recognize the unusual nature of what the British press is calling a "long, thin war," and what Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld called "a much more subtle, nuanced, difficult, shadowy set of problems".

Some collectors, including Charles Saatchi and Eli Broad, had been quick to recognize this, to see her as a major talent who used the camera for work that was not in essence photographic, but for others it was hard to see beyond her medium.

Mr. Bromwich has also been quick to recognize the problems caused by having such a small and captive pool of inspectors.

That might not mean too much quite yet, but Pim has been quick to recognize the potential for grabbing websites and domain names using Unicode (those country-specific accents and characters, to you and me).

Indeed, sociology is in real danger of obsolescence, but this is mostly a result of gains made in other social sciences that have been quicker to recognize the power of evolutionary theory.

Scholars in other disciplines have been quicker to recognize the limits and common misinterpretation of p values in significance testing.

He is quick to recognize his friends.

Investors were quick to recognize the marketing bonanza.

Dwight Eisenhower was quick to recognize Mr. Castro's government, and quick to slam shut the diplomatic door.

Madison was quick to recognize the power of freedom of speech, and of the press.