Sentence examples for indication quickly from inspiring English sources

"We'll start taking soft deposits in late May, and I think we'll have a good indication quickly where this project is headed," says Palmer.

He wears a brush of five-o'clock shadow and, usually, a look of heavy-lidded, glazed repose that gives no indication how quickly he moves: one second he'll be next to you, gazing off; the next he'll be gone, light-footed, flitting through a distant doorway.

Aiming for toddlers — who, if those seated near me at the screening I attended were any indication, will quickly lose interest in Oscar's snoozing, scratching and nut-cracking — the studio has ensured that conflict remains off screen and that violence is pushed to the margins.

This indicates that these MMP inhibitors, if proven effective for any novel indication, may be quickly brought into clinical practice.

Both novels appeared in 1931, an indication of how quickly the Bright Young People's era receded.

But it was only one indication of how quickly the battle lines are moving.

Now he is optimistic that it will have no bearing on Gendreau, an indication of how quickly society's views have changed.

Mick Crennell, of Hampshire fire and rescue, said: "This incident highlights the dangers of attempting to drive through deep water and it gives an indication of how quickly the situation can change and become life-threatening".

An early indication of how quickly the E.C.B. will move is coming in December, when the bank may tweak the conditions under which it has provided cheap liquidity to the banking system.

Manchester United face significant disruption to their preparations for the start of the season on August 11 after Fifa yesterday refused to give any indication of how quickly it could resolve the dispute over Carlos Tevez.

Economists closely monitor jobless claims, which are considered a crucial gauge of the pace of layoffs, and continuing claims, viewed as an indication of how quickly laid off workers are getting new jobs.