In remarks at an airport greeting ceremony here, John Paul acknowledged the hard economic times that Poland was enduring after years of brisk economic development.
They see a serious threat to what until recently was the brisk economic development of the area, which is heavily dependent on airport-related business.
All these developments made it quite likely that the brisk economic growth in the second half of 2003 could continue into this year.
Residential development is brisk.
As recently as five years ago, almost no facilities existed for foreign visitors, yet now development is brisk.
Yet Ric Campo, chief executive of Camden Properties, a real estate investment trust that owns apartment buildings, said rental business was brisk at its LaVina development.
In a new book, The Golden Age of Pantomime, Jeffrey Richards opens with a brisk trot around the birth, development and – depending on your point of view – apotheosis or implosion of panto.
Luxury residential development has been most brisk in mainland China's biggest cities, mostly in older downtown areas, where the infrastructure is strong.
Perhaps the most significant change in the new cut is a brisk prologue that charts the major developments in the film's post-nuclear America.
