Sentence examples for quickly formulate from inspiring English sources
Since Thomson's experience, other examples have surfaced: earlier this month Greg Pierce, developer of Agile Tortoise's writing tool Drafts, wastold to remove buttons from a "Today" widget that had enabled people to quickly formulate new drafts inside the pane.
Publications knew they had to quickly say something about the collaboration due to Miley's high-profile stardom, but how does one quickly formulate critical thoughts about something so out of left field?
"The president has demonstrated leadership in quickly formulating a comprehensive growth proposal," John T. Dillon, chairman of the Business Roundtable and the chief executive of International Paper, said in a statement.
The Security Council should have quickly formulated a robust response, including tough sanctions, to the chemical weapons attack, near Damascus on Aug. 21.
Cries of "CENSORSHIP!" rang out, and the crafty teenagers quickly formulated a code of replacing filtered racial slurs with tech company names (Jew = Skype) and Fight Club references (trans person = Durden).
That way, personalized advice about physical activity and healthy nutrition is quickly formulated, and may be used during health counselling [ 6, 7].
One consequence of this passive approach was that public health officials often responded defensively to early and sometimes unexpected media requests and in turn, had trouble quickly formulating an initial message to the public that was clear, informative, and alleviated anxiety.
When pandemic influenza A(H1N1) occurred, the Health Ministry of China responded to it quickly and formulated the emergency vaccination plan.
They tend to formulate quickly over the turbulent air of the Front Range, but also pass through the town quickly rather than linger.
Parents often marvel at how quickly a student can formulate a response to that question after a visit.
But the inability quickly to recognize and formulate a coherent strategy to fight the insurgency that arose in Iraq reflected more than the military's institutional biases, or Donald Rumsfeld's intransigence.
