While this has been pointed out before, it is too swiftly forgotten and naff all changes.
Or, if the prices of the little green houses and red hotels are rising too swiftly, it can hand out less money.
Yes, it was over all too swiftly, cancelled after 19 episodes and on a cliffhanger, but its influence can be seen in a host of teen shows from Buffy to the acerbic Veronica Mars.
Or is it just that science, moving too swiftly for the human mind, has begun to make us doubt our senses, so that we have to check up on them, balancing what our mortal eyes see, fearfully, against what the electric waves bring to our ears.
And while a single lingering table might well spend more than one that departs too swiftly, its bill still won't be as big as those of two tables combined.
For the most part we are too absorbed in the story and its characters to observe any tricks, too swiftly carried on by its intense, athletic scenes.
The four armed services chiefs — representing the Army, Navy, Marine Corps and Air Force — have testified that they remain concerned about moving too swiftly to lift the ban, saying it could make it harder for their forces to do their jobs while fighting two wars.
One of the ways the NHS failed was turning its efforts toward cost reduction too swiftly, and when that shift in hospitals occurs, corners are cut and a subtle erosion of standards and empathy follows; behaviors that would have once horrified staff members become commonplace.
Modernizing too swiftly and alarming its elegantly aging readership, we'd reached about 1911 when Deems panicked, and I was sacked.
But the past two decades of art criticism have not been kind to formal mastery: it has been considered something inherently suspicious, a message sometimes too swiftly absorbed by artists themselves.
Times reviewer made this point explicitly: "This air age, when death comes too swiftly for heroism or with no survivors to record it, can still turn with wonder to an age before yesterday when a thousand deaths at sea seemed the very worst the world must suffer".
