Sentence examples for quickly mean from inspiring English sources

But increasing demands to publish quickly mean the pressure to use new content without verification is intense.

Even a dawdling day hiker like me knows that huckleberries can quickly mean grizzlies in Glacier National Park.

I thought by then [early 2007] that a) it was going to be a mess, not quite New Labour, not quite not; and b) as a result, Gordon's self-evident personal drawbacks would very quickly mean he was under pretty brutal attack for which he was not psychologically wired.

This in turn could quickly mean the hiring of a black city manager and other top level administrators.

For any population that is unsustainable, but for rhinos, it could very quickly mean the end of the entire species.

The duration discrimination task was resolved quickly (mean reaction time: 449 ms) and accurately (hit rate: 97%).

Presenting him quickly meant getting him on the lunchtime news.

Failure to mend a broken financial system quickly means a longer recession; it also renders fiscal stimulus much less potent.

The fact that cases blow by so quickly means the outcome is really a "crap shoot," Mr. Arkin said.

Yesterday's decision by the committee, which had hoped to complete its inquiries quickly, means the saga will drag on into the autumn.

Indeed, he said, the general requirement that options be exercised quickly means they are unlikely very often to pose conflicts for "28-year-old dot-commers" running for office.