Sentence examples for quickly digest from inspiring English sources

6.23am: The pound just hit a 12-month low against the dollar at $1.4670, as traders quickly digest those forecasts of heavy selling on the European exchanges.

But it's also the one place where you're most likely to get collared by a senior member of the staff and "updated" or expected to quickly digest an urgent memo.

The meal doesn't waste or pollute our natural resources and is rich in prebiotics, which will nourish the bacteria in my gut so when I pass they quickly digest me from within.

However, although Dpn I (target sequence 5-GAmTC) can quickly digest fully methylated DNA (parental strands from bacterial strains), its reaction with hemi-methylated DNA (parental strand combined with PCR-generated strand) is 60-fold slower.

Like so much in Apulia, Lecce is quickly digested, but what a treat.

As Herbert Marcuse put it in One-Dimensional Man, that which initially appears subversive can be "quickly digested by the status quo as part of its healthy diet".

Nicholas Wrigley, Persimmon's chairman, said that while the result of the EU referendum had created increased uncertainty, the news was quickly digested by customers.

Nicholas Wrigley, Persimmon's chairman, said: "While the result of the EU referendum has created increased uncertainty, the news was quickly digested by our customers.

At 48 pages, "Goodnight Bush" is the sort of short read that publishers fear will be quickly digested in stores and thus will not make it to the cash register.

Particularly troublesome, especially for people who are already insulin resistant, are carbohydrate-rich foods with high glycemic loads: lots of quickly digested sugars or starches, like sweets, white bread and potatoes.

And this year, she and others say, the Academy Awards in February, quickly digested by style commentators, have been a particularly fertile source of ideas for young shoppers and the designers who cater to them.