Sentence examples for quickly be made from inspiring English sources

There are dozens of excellent reasons that books should quickly be made part of the emerging Web.

"Now you have nuclear magnetic resonance" that enables an analysis to quickly be made based on a couple of drops of a compound.

That number would quickly be made irrelevant in May when the Milwaukee Bucks, which Forbes had valued dead last, at four hundred and five million dollars, sold for five hundred and fifty million.

A second major advantage is that changes can quickly be made to a text each time more copies are ordered.

EA did admit that the game is incurring "significant" development costs, but that can quickly be made back at $10 per month per subscriber.

If people were more aware of all the bad things that come from it, it would quickly be made illegal.

I felt like a refugee running for his life, and the decision to leave quickly was made even before the war with Gaza began.

That can be particularly true because sales of homes that have been foreclosed, or are about to be foreclosed if they cannot be sold quickly, are made by sellers who are in no position to wait for better prices.

Coach Bobby Petrino gave him his starting job back Monday, but it is clear the backup Byron Leftwich, a former starter for the Jacksonville Jaguars, is quickly being made ready should Harrington slip again.

They were still marvelling at all the cosmetic improvements to the grounds — plastering, pruning, painting — that had quickly been made in the days before the Mayor's photo op.

"New distribution agreements with a more discrete and smarter criminal organization would have quickly been made," he argued.