Sentence examples for dealing quickly from inspiring English sources

The repetitiveness of drug dealing quickly bored Toney, and he started robbing again with F.M.P.

* Assessments of current mechanisms for governing global environmental change show why existing international arrangements are not dealing quickly enough with current global challenges such as climate change and biodiversity loss.

Mr. Koizumi has said that dealing quickly with the country's banking crisis -- substantially a matter of bad loans -- should be a top priority, even if that might harm the broad economy in the short term.

Rest assured that a return to a Liberal Government in September will be of benefit to only the chosen few... Well done Julia Gillard for dealing quickly, effectivly and efficiently with this challenge.

Evaluation of early results from a project in Leicestershire shows that dealing quickly and effectively with simple housing problems can ensure people move back into their own home after treatment, rather than staying in hospital or moving into alternative accommodation.

The sudden death of the actor John Ritter on Sept. 11 put ABC executives in the unusually delicate position of dealing quickly with an event that had left them stunned, grieving and perplexed about the future of his popular sitcom, "8 Simple Rules for Dating My Teenage Daughter".

(b) Are institutions in place to deal quickly with potential environmental hazards?

These techniques become prohibitive when expected to deal quickly and efficiently with repetitive solutions of partial differential equations.

The purpose of a penalty notice is to deal quickly with minor offences.

We should deal quickly with the minor allegations to a tabloid from his jilted lover.

Its scanning machines are lightning fast, which allows clerks to deal quickly with each shopper.