Sentence examples for disclosed quickly from inspiring English sources

As in the movie, most of the townspeople have secrets, but here they are disclosed quickly to get to the show's central revelation: that even the meanest-seeming folks are good at heart.

It's "right outside from the Yoda fountain," he disclosed, quickly adding that visitors require certain privileges (i.e., they need to be employees of Magic Leap or Lucasfilm) but that there's also a "developer lab that we're building out [where] all kinds of devs from the Bay Area can come and hang out and hopefully build stuff before launch".

Corporate executives should disclose more quickly when they buy and sell their company's stock.

Mr. Freudenstein said that financial companies must disclose losses quickly and that analysts and investors would punish them if they tried to skimp on their loss reserves.

The company declined to disclose how quickly it will grow in 2013.

The chronology of the latest suspected victim's illness may raise questions about whether officials disclosed the case quickly enough.

While several local television stations quickly disclosed the girls' names and their names circulated on Twitter, print outlets including The New York Times and The Associated Press declined to publish their names.

Mr. Ban's exact itinerary has not been disclosed, and confusion quickly arose upon his arrival over whether, and when, he would speak to the foreign news media here.

The fatal fire in August 2007 at the former Deutsche Bank building, resulted in a criminal investigation that quickly disclosed a raft of failures by the building agency's inspectors and their supervisors.

What Heins never disclosed was how quickly that second smartphone would launch after the first, but the slide confirms that both of them will be available at some point during Q1 2013.

However, many analysts are pleased with the refreshing way America's No. 2 long-distance company had responded: Rather than skulking about and issuing denials, WorldCom quickly disclosed the fact of the S.E.C. inquiry as well as making the unusual move of posting the commission's demand for info on its Web site.