Sentence examples for quickly considered from inspiring English sources

He quickly considered the name "Vibrate," which he nixed, but it led him to the word "twitch".

When I show this criterion to parents who have lost a child, they react with bitter amusement at the idea that normal grief is so quickly considered pathological.

While the abuses in the 1950s triggered passage of a "code of ethics" that barred lawmakers from engaging in conflicts of interest, the law was quickly considered ineffective.

Unable to make use of much of iPhone's functionality (like the GPS, camera, etc)., Web Apps were quickly considered the inferior option when Apple unshackled the iPhone SDK, opening the doors for the standalone Objective-C apps which have since flooded through the App Store.

This was far ahead of anything currently planned for Mercury, and NASA quickly considered the prospect of modifying a capsule to have an active manoeuvring and rendezvous capability, using technology being developed for the Gemini program.

The other countries that quickly considered MC still had an HIV prevalence in excess of 10%% (Fig.  3).

I healed pretty quickly, considering.

The sale will happen comparatively quickly considering its size.

As President Obama and Mitt Romney finish their closing statements in the presidential debate on Tuesday night, viewers at home will quickly consider who won and who lost.

Despite her frustrations, Ferak pointed out that women's efforts to gain more respect and influence in Saudi public life have been progressing rather quickly, considering the country's relative youth, and especially considering the Arabian Peninsula's tribal, deeply traditional culture.

It was a statement of lenience, and of harsh rebuke to the Labour Party (if I recall correctly, Andy Burnham looked as though he had just received a smack in the face – something that should not be forgotten too quickly, considering what he'd apparently wanted all along had just come to pass).