Sentence examples for most swiftly from inspiring English sources

China, after all, faces tens of thousands of protests and riots every year, most swiftly contained.

But because they are made of a crumbly granite, they are also among the most swiftly eroding.

And its forceful regulation to reduce sulfur dioxide emissions from power plants may be one of the most swiftly effective air pollution policies ever implemented anywhere.

But the veterans numbered in the tens of thousands, and most swiftly became relics of a past begging to be forgotten.

Until Sunday night, the political advertising war between the major parties here was consumed by boasts over which one would most swiftly complete a new separation wall between Israelis and the Palestinians in the West Bank.

Shows that are "devoured" – Breaking Bad, American Horror Story, Dexter – are watched even quicker, with cult sci-fi show The 4400 the most swiftly consumed in the UK, watched from start to finish in just four days.

Mr. Aliyev, Azerbaijan's president, has invested vast sums in his country's international standing, most recently serving as host of the Eurovision Song Contest, but waves of condemnation have emerged since Friday — most swiftly from the United States, which issued statements saying officials in Washington were "extremely troubled" and "deeply concerned".

Smog notwithstanding, researchers at Harvard University last year said China's cuts in sulphur-dioxide emissions in recent years may have been "one of the most swiftly effective air-pollution policies ever implemented anywhere".In recent days internet users have heaped scorn on a Chinese general who said on state television that smog might protect China from attack by American laser weapons.