Sentence examples for quick to welcome from inspiring English sources
Human rights groups were quick to welcome the news.
The Reagan Administration was quick to welcome (in Secretary of State George Shultz's words) Haiti's "development of democratic government".
Estonia, which suffered grievously under Soviet occupation, was quick to welcome investment by Gazprom in its national gas company.
While Cuban diplomats denounced his speech, other critics of Cuba were quick to welcome Mr. Bolton's verbal assault.
With attendance at Sunday Mass now below 30 percent of the population, parishes are quick to welcome a pope who thrills believers and inspires respect in nonbelievers.
Cameron and Osborne were quick to welcome the appointment, but it is certain to run into opposition during a commissioner's hearing next month in the European parliament.
In theory, no city in the country should be quicker to welcome such a project.
On Friday they cobbled together a quick rally to welcome the team home from a hugely successful road trip.
As Android Police notes, Google Keep resembles Google Notebook, which allowed users to clip and organize information from the Web but was discontinued back in January 2009, and Evernote (which was quick to extend a welcome to former Google Notebook users).
Scotland's first minister, Nicola Sturgeon, was quick to echo Trudeau's welcome on Twitter.
Sequoia's Doug Leone was quick to pipe up that he welcomes founders cashing out before the larger exit, since it gives them a reward for building a lucrative company up until that point and some degree of personal security — and, perhaps, the ability to continue to run the company while avoiding the dreaded burn out.
