Sentence examples for quickly pass through from inspiring English sources

While most Israeli Jews quickly pass through security inspection, Arabs and certain other foreigners are singled out for intense questioning.

Drops in the currency would quickly "pass through" into domestic inflation: import costs would jump, wages would rise in response, pushing up prices throughout the economy.

Today's commercial dialysis membranes separate molecules slowly, in part due to their makeup: They are relatively thick, and the pores that tunnel through such dense membranes do so in winding paths, making it difficult for target molecules to quickly pass through.

Don Catlin, who founded the Olympic Analytical Laboratory at U.C.L.A. 25 years ago, said athletes taking performance-enhancing drugs who know they are going to be tested often take lower doses of several steroids that will quickly pass through their system.

Should lawmakers fail to find consensus by Friday, there are plans ready to quickly pass through the House and Senate what is referred to as a "short-term C.R.," a continuing resolution to keep the government open until discussions are finalized.

Majority of proteins quickly pass through the pore with less than 5 ms, typed as short-lived events.

The latter matters because when this plastic is absorbed, it quickly passes through the body.The researchers, led by Iain Lang of Peninsula Medical School at Exeter in south-west England, found that higher urinary concentrations of BPA were associated with heart problems, diabetes and liver complications.

The bill quickly passed through the legislature.

A small storm, it quickly passed through the southern Lesser Antilles early on September 7.

It quickly passes through Marshfield, located just past the town line, on its way toward Langford.

On the opposite bank of the creek, the highway quickly passes through the small hamlet of Gilboa, located at a junction with CR 17 (Flat Creek Road).