Sentence examples for quickly to speed from inspiring English sources

Gale A. Norton, who stepped down this month as interior secretary, moved quickly to speed up approvals of new drilling permits.

At the NSA, he has presided over the agency's physical expansion while moving quickly to speed up the collection, analysis and sharing of massive amounts of raw data.

Although America will not submit its military plans to the UN Security Council for approval, it has moved quickly to speed payment of its long-standing financial arrears to the organisation, giving its new ambassador, John Negroponte, a cleaner diplomatic slate for gathering support in the fight against terrorism.

But when Mr. Obama took office in January and soon afterward called for a review of the missile system, the Polish government moved quickly to speed up talks over stationing the Patriot missiles on its territory — concerned about backtracking or attempts to link the future of missile defense to the stationing of the Patriot missiles.

Then they started to use banks of graphics cards that could do the maths very quickly to speed up the rate at which blocks of work were completed.

Of course, it's a long way from recognising one object more quickly to speeding up our ability to recognise every word in a lexicon.

I arrived and was brought quickly up to speed.

When a driver is arrested, a replacement arrives within two weeks and is quickly up to speed, he said.

To get you quickly up to speed, I invite you to watch the first few minutes of the masterfully produced TV series "The Day the Universe Changed".

To bring yourself quickly up to speed about D & I, I would urge you to read a series of LinkedIn posts written by Becky Bearse-Esqueda titled "Why Diversity Recruiting Efforts Fail to Make Progress".

But those who didn't quickly got up to speed.