Sentence examples for does not rapidly from inspiring English sources

Farage stepped down as Ukip leader in the wake of the vote, but has hinted that he could re-enter frontline politics if the British prime minister, Theresa May, does not rapidly press ahead with her promise to ensure "Brexit means Brexit".

Therefore it is necessary to design an output coupler whose transmittance does not rapidly modulate with frequency.

Under these circumstances, inflammatory fluid is retained in the gut wall, intestinal villi secrete fluid into the gut lumen, and the luminal fluid does not rapidly regress from the gastrointestinal tract, contributing to IAH and even ACS [14, 21].

"If Russia does not rapidly engage in direct talks with the Ukrainian government to find a solution to this crisis we have been clear in the statement today that we will go further".

Another reason proposed in the past is that the central nervous system does not rapidly remove dead glioma tumor cells.

In contrast, the Rts1-Glc7 interaction mainly occurs in glucose-deprived conditions and does not rapidly decrease upon glucose addition.

Demand isn't the answer: users and even dealers tend not to know what they are getting and users tend to prefer a high that lasts longer, doesn't rapidly induce unconsciousness and isn't so easily deadly.

I'm not sure that's been demonstrated in a relevant system that doesn't rapidly degenerate, and I'm not sure that's the essential step to building what we know as a modern cell.

Sepsis – blood poisoning – sometimes caused by meningitis, kills babies and children if they do not rapidly get antibiotics.

Opening hours were relaxed by the then Labour government in 2005 with the aim of creating a continental-style café culture, where people did not rapidly drink alcohol in order to get drunk before closing time.

Recent studies have revealed much variation in begomoviruses, despite the view that DNA-containing viruses do not rapidly accumulate mutations.