Sentence examples for prepared to quickly from inspiring English sources

"We're prepared to quickly engage if developments warrant," he added.

But even with those changes, Delolitte was not prepared to quickly recertify the financial statements.

We remain on full alert and are fully prepared to quickly respond to any new threats".

Over the decades we have been a country that is prepared to quickly respond nationally to drug menaces in our community.

Washington's UN ambassador, John Bolton, said that the US was prepared to quickly move forward with sanctions if Iran was seen as rejecting the incentives package, although much would depend on the stance of other security council members.

In the coming months, countries that experience bumper cereal yields under El Niño, as the United States likely will, should be prepared to quickly provide food aid to tropical countries when needed.

Aides to Mr. Romney said they were preparing to quickly expand their attacks on Mr. Santorum's record as they try to define him, aggressively and negatively, for voters who still see Mr. Santorum largely as a blank slate.

At the same time, the existence of banned missiles and the continuing development of new weapons suggests that Saddam was preparing to quickly restart his programmes once the UN inspectors were gone.

The rising volume on the debate may put to rest expectations that Democrats are preparing to quickly fold, as they did in 2010 when Mr. Obama agreed to extend all the expiring tax cuts for two years in exchange for his own payroll tax cuts and an extension of unemployment benefits.

WASHINGTON -- Senior Democrats say the House is preparing to quickly pass a $15 billion job-creating measure once it is approved by the Senate, illustrating new urgency on the part of Democrats to show they are taking steps to improve the national employment picture.

Once the filing occurs, things will move quickly, and you must also be prepared to move quickly in protecting yourself and your children.