Sentence examples for leave rapidly from inspiring English sources

"There's an intrinsic cost when executives that are brought in from another industry leave rapidly," he said, because it takes the executive time to get to know a company and its industry.

Among them, the NMC is told to improve its culture of "resigned resilience", which has seen staff either leave rapidly or become resigned to accepting poor standards.

Our own feelings for Kalimpong felt fake, unfair, and we left rapidly for England then the States, journeying to where we had, half-consciously, half-unconsciously, assigned the centre to be, learning other rude lessons in our failure to locate our own story.

Then, as the situation on the French left rapidly deteriorated, they were called into action, when Napoleon ordered Marshal Bessières, commander of the Cavalry Reserve, to launch his men in a charge against the Austrians menacing his left.

The pace of work on the wards was often high, with patients coming and leaving rapidly.

This results in opening of the nucleotide binding pocket (with a strain (x -dependent rate constant k+5(x -dependentrate) before ADP leaves rapidly with rate constant k+5 x

During recovery, Mo and (1- Vi)/ 1- Vj) of SA-treated leaves rapidly declined, and these parameters were markedly less in SA-treated leaves than in the control leaves on the first day of recovery (Day 3).

We chose the plants C. sativus and M. esculenta because they were experimentally tractable, relative to rainforest plant species that would not produce enough leaves rapidly enough to support our colonies.

During recovery, ϕPo, ψEo and ϕEo of SA-treated leaves rapidly increased, and these parameters were markedly greater in SA-treated leaves than in the controls on Day 3. Fig. 4 demonstrates the changes in approximated initial slope of the fluorescence transient (Mo) and in the redox state of PSI expressed as (1- Vi)/ 1- Vj).

The bickering continued until a budget was finally agreed upon in August -- four months into the fiscal year, four months overdue, and with gaping holes which, if left unattended, will rapidly grow out of control.

"We'll leave fairly rapidly".