Sentence examples for quickly present from inspiring English sources

"The computer enables us to very quickly present and test ideas in 3-D and animation," Mr. Thomann said.

The app's best feature is its ability to quickly present a decent range of information about restaurants, shops and amenities in 105 domestic and 85 international airports.

We want the military to quickly present a timetable for a complete transfer of power to civil authorities elected by the people: the People's Assembly (lower house), the Shura Council (upper house) and the presidency.

The book's final pages quickly present and dispense with what could, and perhaps should, have been the master narrative: Lepore's hospital is being stalked by a corporate entity and is at risk of being swallowed up.

Critics say that austerity measures passed this summer — meant to balance the budget by 2013 — are insufficient, and while the government pledged last month to quickly present wide-ranging measures to stimulate growth, it has yet to present anything concrete.

It would be able to quickly present the most recent plan that responds to changing conditions, including the extent of an area affected by a disaster and the pace of recovery work.

The Internet quickly presented a challenge to some businesses, like recorded music and newspapers.

Smith and Davey quickly presented the idea to Jammy, who was at first unimpressed.

On the web huge breaking stories moved ever more quickly, presenting new challenges for the Weekly's editorial team to capture crucial events.

He waived those rights, as well as a right to be quickly presented to a judge, and spent nearly two weeks providing "extremely valuable intelligence," officials said.

But the Palestinian Authority quickly presented a written commitment unilaterally recognizing the court's jurisdiction for "acts committed on the territory of Palestine" dating to 2002.