Sentence examples for quick to establish from inspiring English sources

Volkswagen, Opel, and Daimler-Benz were quick to establish assembly or parts production in the east.

Mr Brown was quick to establish control at No 10 yesterday.

There are several other reasons Houston, the nation's fourth-largest city, has been quick to establish ties with Africa.

Or go for a mixed English native hedge, which can be cheap, quick to establish and wildlife-friendly.

Even the actors, whose uniform seems to be a tuxedo with peaked lapels worn with an ordinary tie, were quick to establish their designer I.Q.

Wineries were quick to establish Web sites, but could you buy a case of California Chardonnay, say, and have it shipped to New York or Minnesota?

At least he called for the inquiry that Cameron seemed determined not to concede – though the prime minister had been quick enough to establish one on phone hacking.

Here is a quick presentation to establish notation, and to point out how one of Frege's proposals fits in.

They say they're definitely interested in the technology because it's a quick way to establish a data connection, but that it's only the first of a few layers when it comes to actually helping users swap information with each other (you need a layer to tell your phone to send your photo to your friend, for example).

The score was tied, 11-11, in the second set before Huntington put together another quick run to establish control.

Part of the reason why financial ratio's and corresponding 'seals of approval' are so rampant is that they were a quick way to establish trust - even if donors don't know what that actually means.