Sentence examples for particularly swiftly from inspiring English sources
Nick Giambruno of internationalman.com, a website, says it does not much matter which state's papers you carry as long as you do not depend on only one.Five countries will provide the right kind of investors with passports particularly swiftly.
Labour has been vocal in its support of our campaign on tax, acting particularly swiftly to get international agreement on offshore tax havens, but it has barely scratched the surface.
The Obama administration promised that U.S. exports of meat would rise particularly swiftly, thanks to the deal's tariff reductions on beef, pork and poultry.
For a White House and a re-election campaign that is known for its painstaking planning and strategic thinking, the rollout of Mr. Obama's position on same-sex marriage came swiftly, particularly on a topic so fraught with political peril.
The official, who bristled at the characterization of the action as a "concession to Microsoft," said it was particularly important to move swiftly because "we have an industry here that is rapidly evolving".
Dan's extensive national newspaper experience meant that he was unfazed by the most daunting of tasks, and was particularly adept at working swiftly and accurately against the clock to meet edition deadlines.
A number of TV commentators swiftly decried his performance, particularly noting his failure to take responsibility.
But the Kerry-Lavrov relationship has soured swiftly in recent weeks, particularly after Mr. Obama canceled a planned meeting in Moscow with President Vladimir V. Putin.
International media giants — particularly in Europe — moved even more swiftly than their Yankee compatriots.
It was dealt with swiftly and it was not particularly serious otherwise it would have been dealt with by the police".
When a suspected stroke patient arrives at the ED of a participating hospital, the emergency physician will immediately enquire about the patient's history, particularly the time of symptom onset, and swiftly examine the patient.
