Sentence examples for question rapidly from inspiring English sources

The feedback was great, and the number one question rapidly became "can you make one for me, too?" At first I started thinking about ways I could package the source code, but the more I thought about it the more it seemed like massively wasted potential.

You can contextualise all you like, but it won't matter because the question rapidly becomes one of judgement, and therefore basic electability.

Then if you do research on that the day before that lesson, you can answer your teacher's question rapidly, making you look that you know a lot.

He asked questions rapidly and politely: Employed?

Evidently tense, she sometimes answered questions rapidly before the questions had been completed.

Dr. King's enthusiasm and her willingness to answer what must have seemed like absurdly simple questions, rapidly calmed the twitching in my feet and the screams gathering in my throat.

22 Since providers rarely pursue questions after a patient's visit, solutions need to provide answers to providers' questions rapidly, ideally in less than a minute.

Although we present the lexical and statistical analysis of only one question here, our larger effort is devoted to building research tools and resources to allow the analysis of many questions rapidly.

That question is rapidly becoming a central debate within the Democratic party's search for a presidential nomination.

PEKING — The agitation in connection with the opium question is rapidly reaching a crisis, owing to the persistent demands made by the British Legation for an indemnity for breaches of the opium agreements and the re-issue of the instructions prohibiting the suppression of the retail trade in the provinces in which the cultivation has not been suppressed.

The question is rapidly answered when the script concludes by reciting, "The twelfth fold, in the eyes of a Christian citizen, represents an emblem of eternity and glorifies, in their eyes, God the Father, the Son, and Holy Ghost".