Sentence examples for quick to realise from inspiring English sources

The drinks industry was quick to realise the potential of this new niche market.

Rural residents are quick to realise how mobile phones, SMS and internet can benefit them.

The sport was quick to realise that radio and television would enhance revenues rather than deplete them.

Indians such as he were quick to realise that no other form of government offers such hopes of upward mobility.

But the 37-year-old is also quick to realise that they've got to where they are because of Amazon.

Having incensed Alex Ferguson in 2004, Mourinho was quick to realise it had been a Pyrrhic victory.

By the end of your degree you'll have a greater understanding of the financial markets and economic welfare, know what is meant by the phrase "balance of payments", and will be quicker to realise how much the taxman is taking from your salary.

It is always those that go first and we were not quick enough to realise that".

The next aim is to break into the top half of the table, but it will be important for the new owner and an increasingly divided fanbase hoping for a quick shoot up the table to realise that is an increasingly onerous task because of the recent ground made up by other mid-table sides.

"However, having said that, I still think they are sympathetic to the club being sold as a football club and, in some ways, it might be quicker and easier for them to realise the asset by going down that route".

It is nice feeling, Sunday things happen very quick and it is bit harder to realise.