Sentence examples for it would rapidly from inspiring English sources

In December, Ocado's share price slid back after Amazon said it would rapidly expand its grocery delivery service in the UK and that the British business faced competition in signing up international partners.

The kitchen may be the size of a cupboard, but this is über-foodie Maltby Street, so if the food weren't up to snuff, it would rapidly croak its last.

The company makes most of its profits from its scientific and technical division, and, as I've argued (pdf) in the Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine, if authors were to stop sending their research to the company's journals it would rapidly ditch its arms fairs.

We have previously shown that when a genome lost a TF in the course of evolution, then it would rapidly lose its cognate biding sites in inter-TU regions [ 32, 33].

The chairman of the Senate foreign relations committee, Joseph R. Biden Jr. of Delaware, argued that if China feared that its small arsenal would be undercut, it would rapidly begin expanding it.

It would rapidly move us off fossil fuels.

Demand for IT equipment, it was argued, would continue to grow briskly throughout any downturn in the old economy because the pace of innovation was so fast that existing IT equipment would rapidly become obsolete.

Without the cooling system, its temperature would rapidly exceed 1,500º, causing it to melt.

It would probably rapidly become a policy to overthrow Mr Assad.

If we did the modicum of the same with the postcapitalist sector it would quite rapidly grow.

If, however, the material were "cooked" in the absence of oxygen, it would decompose rapidly through pyrolysis.