Sentence examples for move so rapidly from inspiring English sources

"It's not desirable for the currency to move so rapidly," Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama told reporters Thursday.

Some argue that because this will take a long time to have its effects, it was a mistake to try to move so rapidly.

At a time when society did not move so rapidly, Cool Papa Bell was racing through space, helping transform baseball into a sonic boom of bunts and stolen bases.

"G.M. needs to be much more externally focused because technology is going to move so rapidly that we need to gather new innovations from anybody and everybody," said Thomas Stephens, who recently retired as chief technology officer of G.M., where he helped coordinate the company's alliances with universities.

One concern is that in the effort to avoid long lines at entrances to the stadiums and fan zones, the private security guards will be forced to move so rapidly that, at the most crowded venues, it could be difficult for them to do thorough searches, Mr. Duran said.

On 3 August 1914, on the eve of war and belatedly aware of the extent of the crisis, he told the Commons: "Today events move so rapidly that it is exceedingly difficult to state with technical accuracy the actual state of affairs, but it is clear that the peace of Europe cannot be preserved".

The water moves so rapidly because so much of the land has been cleared.

Few dramatists have moved so rapidly from critical darling to demon.

The beam of light moves so rapidly that it appears to illuminate the whole face at once.

Mr. Mikoyan responded that developments were moving so rapidly that a decision had to be made quickly.

No series of political events in Washington has moved so rapidly toward resolution since the Cuban Missile Crisis.