Sentence examples for climbing swiftly from inspiring English sources

The toll in dead, injured and refugees is climbing swiftly to Colombian or even Iraqi levels.

The joint venture makes use of Chinese engineers who are paid considerably less than half what their American and Australian counterparts receive, though Chinese engineering salaries are climbing swiftly.

There, heart disease rates are climbing swiftly, but few people can afford expensive treatments such as bypass surgery and balloon angioplasty.

American casualties in Afghanistan are climbing swiftly even as they've been dropping in Iraq.

Once running for office herself, she climbed swiftly from local to state posts.

Yet from those depths, both teams climbed swiftly out of the backwaters to the genuine mainstream, and it is time for the league to take them seriously.

Mr Krakauer's book sold 320,000 copies in its first month of publication, and climbed swiftly to the top of the bestseller lists on both sides of the Atlantic.

And vehicles remained fairly affordable last month, having barely risen in price over the last four years, excluding the addition of new options, even as incomes have climbed swiftly in recent years for the affluent families who buy most of the new cars and light trucks these days.

As buzz from such bold endeavors spread, Ignition climbed swiftly through the ranks of the movie poster graphic design world.

But some contrarian investors say that inflation fears have been overstated and that while consumer prices and interest rates may rise further, they are unlikely to climb as swiftly as many people think.

"I've never seen anybody climb so swiftly," Raymond Poulidor, who finished second in the Tour a handful of times in the days of Jacques Anquetil and Merckx, said this morning.