Sentence examples for move promptly from inspiring English sources

Occupying Frankfort, Kentucky, Bragg failed to move promptly against Louisville.

The only solution is to move promptly to a clean energy future.

Mr. Cordray's remarks seemed intended to show that the agency would move promptly and aggressively in the hope that getting public support could quell some criticism from Congress.

Mr. Kostunica should also move promptly to remove the many Milosevic cronies still wielding power in state industries and the universities.

If for no other reason -- and there are plenty -- than helping bolster electricity reliability, Congress should move promptly to enact comprehensive national energy legislation.

While we hope there won't be future recalls, if the need arises, we will move promptly, just as we have in this instance, to take action and notify consumers.

Grant, who was convinced Corinth could have been taken in two days if Halleck had moved promptly after Shiloh, now saw an unprecedented opportunity.

Executives of Alterra, which is based in Milwaukee, said that they had disputed some of the state complaints but have moved promptly to resolve those that are justified.

"We should be trying to balance the budget," Mr. Kvaal said, but he bridled at the Clinton camp's emphasis on moving promptly to eliminate the deficit.

Following the crisis of 2008, both the Bush and the Obama Administrations moved promptly to shore up the banking system, but they neglected to deal with the housing debacle.

But even before OxyContin was first sold in 1995, some companies found that some of their products had become popular with drug abusers, and a few manufacturers moved promptly to reformulate those products with antagonists.