Sentence examples for made so swiftly from inspiring English sources

But it was inevitable that some lawmakers would protest as they absorbed huge changes to legal procedures made so swiftly and summarily.

We have the means to solve this problem and it is important that we do so swiftly.

Once again, GM's engineers, spurred on by Dennis Mooney, the company's executive director for vehicle integration, hope to make displacement on demand work by using a microprocessor to take the pulse of the engine thousands of times a second, and then make adjustments so swiftly and subtly that the driver has no idea how many cylinders are firing at any particular moment.

The decision to make the announcement so swiftly was made at a board meeting at Rolls-Royce's Buckingham Gate headquarters on Sunday and followed a review by its new finance director, David Smith, which uncovered another round of bad news for long-suffering shareholders.

Greensburg is even smaller than Aspen, with about 850 residents, which likely helped it make the switch so swiftly.

He is a confident and companionable stand-up, but his particular skills - a killer eye for character, and for tone of voice - seem more ideally suited to the deadpan comedies with which, on telly, he's so swiftly made his name.

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Read on to find out how they were able to so swiftly and stylishly make their mark in the oversaturated world of fashion and street style blogs, who their absolute favorite Coveteurs are and what important lessons they've learned along the way.

Why do some innovations spread so swiftly and others so slowly?

In the past few weeks, George Bush's administration has taken a tougher stance towards them, albeit one whose effects will not be felt so swiftly that America's economic problems are made worse.

But it is hard for investors to take advantage while prices are moving so swiftly.