Sentence examples for quickly for time from inspiring English sources

And a few of the changes in the proposed law, like crediting prisoners more quickly for time served and providing more help with re-entry, were almost universally welcomed.

This was built relatively quickly for the time; work commenced in September 1760 and the first boat crossed on 17 July 1761.

The Barton Aqueduct was built relatively quickly for the time; work commenced in September 1760 and the first boat crossed on 17 July 1761.

The assignment of the tasks to the suppliers, which is a multiobjective decision making problem, has to be done quickly for real-time operation.

Cystitis is usually treated with antibiotics, with symptoms often improving quickly for first-time infections and longer treatments becoming necessary for more chronic cases.

Three trials each of a sit-to-stand (SS, rise from chair as quickly as possible without using arms) and a weight-carrying (WC, walk 20m as quickly as possible for time carrying 10% of the body weight evenly distributed in hand-held weights) test.

The new design could pave the way for more effective wetsuits, which can insulate human bodies in cold water, but also quickly dry off for time spent up in the air.

But with so many scary hits in such a short time, opinion seemed to coalesce quickly for the first time Sunday that while the N.F.L.'s intent with the rules change clamping down on such hits was good, its follow-through needed to be stronger than fines to enact a sea change in a generation of players raised on highlight reels glorifying big hits.

Heater wastes same energy to rise up the temperature slowly for longer time than rise up the same temperature quickly for a short time, but it is more effective for a user.

The EdCRT was expressed for a short period of time after inoculation (15 min RQ = 1.5) but it started to decline quickly for the remaining time resulting in lower levels than baseline.

"You got to wait till I'm ready," Williams said, irritated that Jankovic, who has a reputation for playing fast, had served quickly for a second time in the match.