Sentence examples for demonstrated swift from inspiring English sources

His effort came back off the post and Torres demonstrated swift reactions to direct the rebound into the net.

Jeff Tamarkin of Allmusic said that the song demonstrated Swift was "a talent to be reckoned with", because of her vocal delivery that, according to him, equated that of a seasoned professional.

Excessive force against Chechen guerrillas and civilians was in part an election ploy to demonstrate swift and deliberate strength.

It's easy to talk about sustainability in the abstract, but as Kruythoff's experience demonstrates, swift and effective implementation requires strong will and constancy of purpose.

A principal reason, the officials and analysts say, is that the pressure to bring some prisoners before a tribunal quickly to demonstrate swift retribution for the Sept. 11 attacks has faded.

Bush administration planners had initially hoped to have military tribunals functioning within a year of the attacks to demonstrate swift retribution, but their strategy shifted to one of detaining suspects at the naval base at Guantánamo and other undisclosed locations in order to gain intelligence through a prolonged interrogation.

Multi quantum wells were investigated before and after irradiation and band gap engineering has been demonstrated using swift heavy ions for the first time.

Though the irradiation-induced damage is very common, it has been demonstrated that swift heavy ions (SHI), with carefully selected ranges of fluence, can also be used for annealing of defects in graphene.

The obtained photoelectrode demonstrates a swift and stable photocurrent of 3.5 μA/cm2, which is 4.2 and 1.6 times higher than those of the photocurrents generated by the counterparts of commercial TiO2 and Au@TiO2 core-shell NPs, respectively.

The detection of cytokine-producing populations as small as 19 and 24 cells, from a sample of 27.2 million events, demonstrates that SWIFT has a sensitivity of better than one part per million.

Swift demonstrated no interest in the "barbarous" Irish language and, unlike Burke, no sympathy for poor Irish Roman Catholics.