Sentence examples for dealt quickly from inspiring English sources

The United States dealt quickly with its savings and loan crisis in the early 1990's, shutting down insolvent banks and selling foreclosed properties at big losses.

Dylan's big break only came months later, in September, when the New York Times critic Robert Shelton reviewed a show at Gerde's, dealt quickly with the headline act, the Greenbriar Boys, and devoted his own headline and the bulk of his story to celebrating Dylan as the prodigious new talent on the folk scene.

The company also dealt quickly with the asbestos liability and worked not only to rein in costs across the organization, but to claw back some of the decentralization that came with the acquisitions.

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

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

After many such reports, the government set up special courts to deal quickly with strike-related violence.

The first is to deal quickly and decisively with what the party chairman, Francis Maude, calls the Tories' brand problem.

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

It would be used to deal quickly with local flare-ups, such as those that have wracked the former Yugoslavia.

We are able to deal quickly, conveniently and all but anonymously with huge numbers of strangers every day, because private databases behind the scenes give us instant clearance.

He trusted his neighbors implicitly, and knew they would deal quickly with anyone attempting to steal his broken treasures.