Sentence examples for has proceeded quickly from inspiring English sources

Of the numerous non-paralyzed executions that have used FDA-approved barbiturates (either thiopental or pentobarbital) every one of them has proceeded quickly ands smoothly and without evidence of suffering.

In recent years, the development of oil and gas from shale has proceeded quickly in the world through the use of multistage fracturing technology in horizontal well.

But at the same time, the rise in SRB seems to have proceeded quickly: starting from 105 in 2001, it exceeds 111 after 6 years, which corresponds to a rate of one SRB point per year.

In some fields, the recovery has proceeded very quickly: most children in tsunami-affected areas are back in school, although not necessarily in a proper building.

And so, this week, even as rain fell relentlessly, work continued steadily on the project, which, once under way, has proceeded so quickly that some residents have failed to notice how much has been done.

Compared with last year, when some universities were left with red faces and unfilled places after A-level results were published, the matching of students and places through the clearing process has proceeded more quickly.

The Cadbury integration has proceeded smoothly and quickly, and we're already benefiting from significant cost synergies," said chairman and CEO Irene Rosenfeld Irene Rosenfeld.

When I've done that, usually the second thing I've worked on has proceeded very, very quickly because there's a quality of "Oh, good, I'm not doing that other thing anymore".

The work has proceeded largely unnoticed.

In a letter supporting Gene Codes' nomination for the National Medal of Technology, the medical examiner's office wrote, "Without M-FISys, the identification of the remains could not have proceeded so quickly and so smoothly".

Suitable land will have to be found for some 30,000 families in Aceh who will have to relocate permanently, because their former property is no longer habitable.Still, the World Bank and the BRR, in a recent report on the first year of reconstruction in Indonesia, argue that work has actually proceeded quickly compared to past disasters.