Sentence examples for quickly migrated from inspiring English sources

Entrepreneurs saw the coming pileup in that market, and quickly migrated to so-called "affinity portals" -- gateways aimed at every imaginable slice of the Internet population.

The theory quickly migrated from social media to the actual news on May 5, when Tahrir TV anchor Rania Badwy aired the music-video segment of the episode.

The story quickly migrated to the mainstream, appearing within days in newspapers from Ireland to Australia.

But last month, when the French futures exchange, Matif, opened electronic markets alongside its pits, trading in short-term interest-rate contracts quickly migrated to the computers.

So far, the Music Publishers Associationn and the National Music Publishers Associationn have shut down several Web sites, or have pressured them to remove all of their tabs, but users have quickly migrated to other sites.

Lulled, perhaps, by the Obama administration's claims that these "modest encroachments on privacy" were approved by Congress and by federal judges, public opinion quickly migrated from shock to "meh".

After its nucleation, the hole enlarged its area quickly and migrated long distances within the area bounded by the IF(2) crystal 'dam'dam

"What we noticed was that early on, the content was R-rated, but then it migrated rather quickly to really raunchy stuff -- just hard-core porn," said Jim Caldwell, the president of Omni.

For Nokia now, the whole application suite for Symbian and for Meego needs to be migrated to Qt as quickly as possible because this will drive the discovery of new API requirements and improvements to the tools.

Considered to be Europe's last major youth movement, rave culture originated in Detroit during the 80s and migrated to Europe, where it quickly took off.

Meanwhile, species already adapted to grasslands migrated in and new grassland-adapted species quickly evolved from some of the surviving remnants of the previous ecological regime.