Sentence examples for quick to enter from inspiring English sources

"But they might be quick to enter another code.

After the bombardment of Fort Sumter, Williams was quick to enter the Army.

G.E., which introduced its own model at a 1963 homes show, was quick to enter the market.

With financial sectors in many developing countries maturing and MFIs themselves growing rapidly, capital markets have been quick to enter the fray.

They also performed worse in a memory test: Compared with untreated rats, they were quick to enter a dark compartment where they'd received an electric shock 24 hours earlier.

It's why individuals change their Facebook profile pictures after tragedies and it's why governments are quick to enter the fray.

For minor injuries, cuts, grazes and bruises, if you already have your park entry tickets, it is usually much quicker to enter either park and visit the first aid buildings there than to wait for first aiders to find you.

Mr. Cobb, the outplacement expert, says it is wise for people who are switching careers to find a quick way to enter their fields and start gaining experience.

They blitzed a half-mile in 46.36 seconds and a mile in 1 35.46, quick enough to enter the record books as the second-fastest splits in the race's storied history.

The logic for the buyers is that buying Rocket Internet-created lookalikes is a quick way to enter new markets with an already-established presence.

Most political observers agree that this contributed to Mr. Soaries' quick decision not to enter this year's race, and it was what kept Len Coleman, state commissioner of consumer affairs at the time and more recently commissioner of baseball's National League, from running for United States Senate in 1985 after being discouraged by Governor Tom Kean.