Sentence examples for quick to recover from inspiring English sources

The resulting punt, however, was dropped by Jaguars returner Ace Sanders on the 14-yard line with the Cowboys quick to recover the loose ball.

Ms. Altmann said she believed that Mr. DiNapoli's supporters, including party leaders, would be quick to recover from their surprise and rally around Mr. Suozzi.

Liberal in his social attitudes, he enjoyed shocking a country that was both easy to shock and quick to recover from shock, rewarding a creator who stayed just ahead of the curve.

We are a few layers closer to the core, but we have learned that children are quick to recover and so we expect to be there overnight and then take our healthy boy home the next day.

Roraima, Brazil's northernmost state, has been blazing for weeks now, as the usual fires lit to clear (or sometimes fertilise) land by ranchers and slash-and-burn farmers have taken hold on areas unusually dry after months without rain.Most of the damage has been done on upland savannahs, natural prey to bush fires but fairly quick to recover.

The South Korean economy was quick to sink into crisis and quick to recover, at least in comparison with Japan's.

"Usually when she hits the wide shot, she is quicker to recover".

In theory, at least, social-emotional training can establish neurological pathways that make a child less vulnerable to anxiety and quicker to recover from unhappy experiences.

On the surface, South Korea has been one of the less-affected countries in the meltdown, apparently one of the quickest to recover since the damage began in 2008.

Although in most cases both groups perceived a loss of overall services after harvesting, that loss was less and quicker to recover for beneficiaries with degrees.

Here are five post-IPO problem children: CIT Group This Tyco spin-off was one of the biggest and fastest corporate flameouts, and also one of the quickest to recover.