Sentence examples for directly quickly from inspiring English sources
Second: It is clearer than ever that we live in a global economy, where anything happening in one part of the world directly, quickly, affects every other country.
They feel what our own brains don't even consciously grapple with mental instructions conveyed directly, and quickly, to the finest muscles in our bodies and respond as quickly and as delicately as our bodies do.
Whether this strengthening would directly or quickly threaten the security of American civilians is another question.
Because exports are so important, business trends in the United States feed back directly and quickly into the Canadian business sector.
"It's about looking at the landscape and seeing where you can play in this chess match, see how you can maximize the impact on research, see how you can apply that directly and quickly to the kids," she said.
The heritage Lord Glasman invokes is therefore not monopolised by the left; its most recent adherents were those responding directly and quickly to the worldwide collapse of socialism in the 1980s.
Pakistan's army is impatient for the US to negotiate directly and quickly with the Taliban because the military are desperate to split the Afghan Taliban from the Pakistani Taliban, said Syed Talat Hussain, a journalist who wrote one of the recent articles reflecting Pakistan's new priorities.
The dynamic voltage regulator (DVR) [14] can directly and quickly compensate the instantaneous voltage sag and swell.
As a consequence, the current point directly and quickly reaches the right sheet of S 0, and the behavior described above repeats immediately.
We have presented a one-step method for the synthesis of multi-component nanocomposites in water solution, the multi-component nanocomposites could be produced directly and quickly in an in situ wet-chemical reaction.
In a recent study, Ganeshkumar et al. (2014) have found that salvinia can be directly and quickly converted into vermicompost, following the concept of high-rate vermicomposting earlier developed by Abbasi and co-workers (Abbasi et al. 2009, 2015).
