Sentence examples for brought quick from inspiring English sources

That brought quick action.

But General Wiranto's removal brought quick praise from the United States and the United Nations secretary-general, Kofi Annan.

A visit Friday morning to the 19th-century shopping district once known as Ladies Milee brought quick reassurance.

Whatever it was, it brought quick trouble to Jones Tract early on a June morning in 2004, when the old levee failed and waters rushed through the breach.

That brought quick condemnation from war opponents as well as from the Conservative opposition, which supported the war originally but has become harshly critical of its conduct.

The declaration that Mr. Obama would formally begin campaigning brought quick scoffs from Republicans — including Mr. Romney's advisers — who have argued for weeks that Mr. Obama has been campaigning for weeks at events disguised as official presidential trips.

A special "place of safety" was set up for vulnerable adults and children who would previously have ended up in custody, while an "early-help gateway" for children and young people brought quicker assessment of need.

None of this will bring quick change.

Mergers can also bring quick success to newly formed clubs.

A loss would bring quick recriminations, including a possible trade of Gasol.

I gave him a dose of over-the-counter medicine that usually brings quick relief.