Sentence examples for cut rapidly from inspiring English sources

"To stabilise the climate and eventually halt the rising trend of extreme heat, carbon emissions need to be cut rapidly and deeply," the report said.

Analysts say the drop could have been steeper, except that sponsorship contracts usually run for several years, unlike ordinary ad spending, which can be cut rapidly.

However, according to recent modeling work, if global emissions are cut rapidly and deeply enough to meet the world's stated target of limiting the average global temperature rise to 2C above pre-industrial levels, the majority of the world's permafrost will remain frozen.

France will maintain its capability for expeditionary warfare, and boost special forces, but cut rapidly deployable troop numbers from 80,000 to 66,000.One arresting element is the recognition that France may have to step up militarily in the Mediterranean and Africa as America pulls back.

However the researchers say that if global emissions of greenhouse gases are cut rapidly then the impact on biodiversity could be significantly curbed.

Following the last treatment, all animals were anesthetized by intraperitoneal injection of ketamine and for histological examinations, after cutting abdomen and removing lungs, liver, and spleen tissues from each mouse, fresh portions of the lateral lobes of them were cut rapidly into 2 µm-thick sections.

An early pioneer was Grandmaster Flash, whose showcase track The Adventures of Grandmaster Flash on The Wheels Of Steel is a seven-minute mash-up which cuts rapidly between breaks, loops and samples of Blondie, Chic, Queen and other tracks to produce a historic piece of music.

The ticktock cuts rapidly between each participant, anxiety mounting.

But here is one we can all get behind: finding a way to cut their rapidly rising carbon emissions.

In this century, the director Michael Grandage has pioneered Shakespeare productions that are radically cut and rapidly acted.

The editing is non-linear; the flashbacks are cut in, rapidly and seamlessly; an explosive climax echoes The Shining and Godard's Pierrot le fou.