Sentence examples for has quickly changed from inspiring English sources

The valuation calculus has quickly changed.

Mr. Peralta says the newfound connectivity has quickly changed life on the reservation.

But the price of oil has quickly changed the political contours of the debate.

The night watchmen line the highway in and out of the city, where power has quickly changed hands and could change again: the man who rules in Afghanistan is usually the one with the most guns.

[C1.] No End in Sight to Celebrity Magazines' Popularity A deluge of new celebrity-centered magazines in the past few years has quickly changed how the industry niche operates.

When Mr Palocci argued for a higher primary surplus to cut the public debt, Mr Mantega objected that public investment would suffer.In this section The sickly stench of corruption After Palocci Covering the whole waterfront Fair enough Reprints Related items Corruption in Brazil: House callsMar 23rd 2006Having donned Mr Palocci's hat, he has quickly changed his line.

As they did during the gulf war, cruise lines have quickly changed from scheduled visits to Middle Eastern ports to presumably safer and more appealing harbors.

They told me that Susan had quickly changed her mind about it and got close to a nervous breakdown, especially when the authorities wouldn't even let her have a photograph of me (although they did give in) and how – against her parents' better judgment – she headed off to India.

However, Friends of the Earth Cymru said the big drop showed that people had "quickly changed their habits and now take a bag with them when they shop".

All 38 have officially departed for either Singapore or Manila -- where they have all quickly changed planes and headed to South Korea.

"It is not often in the law that so few have so quickly changed so much," Breyer said.