Sentence examples for if rapidly from inspiring English sources

WALL STREET responded to the Federal Reserve's interest rate announcement last week with firm, if rapidly fluctuating, conviction.

Before giving up entirely, however, he hops in a jet to see if rapidly urbanizing China or India is doing any better (nope).

The announcement of a scheme for the banks to raise funds by rights issues could immediately improve confidence in the banking system, especially if rapidly followed by (pre-arranged) statements of support by major shareholders.

If rapidly implemented and supported by stable policies, these recommendations should also make the UK a global leader in the low-carbon sector and create significant growth for the economy, including much needed new green jobs across the regions.

Yet many old acquaintances concede that the modest style of the new pope is not some newly adopted pose, but was a central feature of his most recent job as archbishop of Buenos Aires.Paul Vallely, a British writer on religion, tries to tease out these paradoxes in a professionally, if rapidly, researched book.

Accordingly, Alam et al. described hypothermia to be most effective if rapidly induced with a rate of 2°C/min (compared to 1°C or 0.5°C).

(ii) The proportion of individuals with IFs rapidly becomes asymptotic and self-limiting, even with the addition of many more highly penetrant AD condition/gene pairs to the list of reportable findings.

"People were happy because it looked as if a rapidly rising tide was lifting all boats".

Burnside's plan to take Fredericksburg had some dash, and President Lincoln believed it could succeed — if executed rapidly.

Flicker of interest If you rapidly switch an LED lightbulb on and off, you can use the switching to transmit information to a receiver.

Even if Congress rapidly approves the money, it will take nearly a year for the Iraqis to complete their latest US training.