Sentence examples for has rapidly started from inspiring English sources
Use of herbicides and fertilizer to accelerate the emergence of longleaf pine seedlings out-of-the-grass stage has rapidly started to replace prescribed fire as the preferred management practice in plantations.
Red Station Radio, which operates from an unmarked office, has rapidly expanded since it started operating in November, and now has six affiliates in and around this city.
The generality of this reaction, its operational simplicity and the availability of suitable alkyne and azide starting materials has rapidly elevated it to a method of choice for the synthesis of complex non-natural molecular targets since it was first disclosed independently by Sharpless and Fokin, and Meldal in 2002.
"We'll get the ball rolling on plan B, which has rapidly become plan A. Things will start happening hopefully in the next few weeks as regards recruitment".
It was first seen London in 1994 and after a slow start it has rapidly spread in England and now reached Scotland and Northern Ireland.
My work with the agency started as one thing, and has rapidly changed course at a vertigo inducing rate.
Some of the biggest names in Silicon Valley have jumped into the electronic scooter business as it has rapidly grown from experimental West Coast start-ups to a multibillion-dollar industry competing in cities around the world.
While Rampart started as a police scandal, it has rapidly exposed deep flaws in the entire Los Angeles County legal system.
Church officials said membership in Latin America had increased rapidly starting in 1990, after Mr. Moon toured South America.
China's steel prices, which had been rising rapidly, started to slide in mid-February.
Boosted by high-performance technical infrastructures and mature Web technologies, large-scale technical documentation architectures have rapidly emerged and have started to shape the global digital landscape.
