Sentence examples for quickly and indeed from inspiring English sources

Admittedly we already knew that hadrosaurs grew quickly and indeed it has been suggested that this may have been a defence against large predators with them trying to reach large size quickly.

Lindley's advice is to move quickly and, indeed, his colleague Colin Shairp, director of Fine & Country in southern Hampshire, has reduced two properties ahead of the hike, including Blendworth Manor House, Hampshire, the childhood home of former Olympic rower Matthew Pinsent, below, previously being marketed at £1.2m and now £1m.

We can probably expect that number to increase fairly quickly, and indeed the blog post includes a link to an application for potential partners.

A lot of upperclassmen friends warned me that freshman year would fly by quickly, and indeed it has.

There were no instructions to respond quickly (and indeed we observed that some participants took their time, meaning that no analysis of reaction times was possible).

If births are occurring earlier, it would certainly then be advantageous for the fetus to mature more quickly, and indeed, African babies frequently pass meconium with no sign of fetal distress.

When the market comes to realise that growth isn't fine, but interest rates are nevertheless rising, the view that Fed tightening is bullish could quickly evaporate, and indeed reverse," he said.

Quickly and stealthily, indeed.

To the question of why gender balance was so important when choosing cabinet, Trudeau's shrug and "because it's 2015" quickly went viral and indeed worked to support the progressive attitude the young leader was trying to sell to Canadians.

First, we estimated the timing of genomic amplification of OC1_Das, because a burst of transposition is most likely to occur quickly after HTT and, indeed, may be necessary for the element to successfully colonize a species [ 15].

There is a case for a structural break in April , 2008 but the DCS model quickly adjusts to it and indeed it could be reasonably argued that it is better to let the change take place over several months rather than assigning it to just one.