Sentence examples for is more swiftly from inspiring English sources

But it is a truth universally acknowledged (on Fleet Street) that grief is more swiftly abated if it involves a sixth stage: randomly blaming a celebrity.

They are more swiftly resolved and the complainants themselves are often more amenable to a timely apology.

Some of the corporation's enemies clearly hold the view that if one undermines the foundations, the edifice might be more swiftly destroyed: like digging a mine in a medieval siege".

The introduction of a state-regulated market for cannabis was more swiftly approved to make Uruguay the first country in the world to make it legal to grow, sell and consume marijuana.

Their asylum applications will be reviewed more swiftly — ideally, in a matter of weeks — and those denied will be more swiftly expelled.

What needs to die is mindset in which investigations of dissident theologians and American Catholic sisters were more swiftly prosecuted than investigations of abusive priests.

"We intend to comply with the spirit of that law and ensure that we are protecting children as well as their due process rights, but we believe we can do that and make the process more efficient and more quick so that children who do not qualify for humanitarian relief of some kind are more swiftly returned to their home countries," the White House official said.

These results indicate that in Belo Horizonte, a repeat burglary is more likely to occur swiftly after (and within 7 days) of a previous burglary offence, rather than at any other time.

We moved swiftly, which is more than I can say for the drivers we left behind choking on exhaust.

The Treasury thinks that problem can be overcome if the policy is implemented more swiftly and people are better-informed about it.

Now that Snapchat is growing more swiftly after yesterday's blockbuster earnings report, Instagram needs to be on its toes.