Sentence examples for rapidly ahead from inspiring English sources

Universities, Dr. Birnbaum said, "have moved rapidly ahead with advances in science," while regulators have used "older methods".

Bosses of unlisted companies and people in the hedge-fund and private-equity industries have pulled rapidly ahead.

Using these grisly clips, he drives the story, such as it is, rapidly ahead, but his work with the actors is all over the place.

Best-buy savings accounts are disappearing rapidly ahead of the expected cut to base rate by the Bank of England on Thursday.

The IMF warns European leaders that they risk creating a second financial crisis unless they resolve the Greek situation rapidly, ahead of a crucial vote of confidence in Papandreou's administration.

When the applied stress is large enough for the crack to start propagating, the sheet fractures rapidly ahead of the tool, as discussed and modeled by Atkins (2012), while elastic energy is unloaded.

Failure to do so would cause massive uncertainty at a time when we need to be rapidly moving ahead towards a renewable-energy-based economy".

Farage stepped down as Ukip leader in the wake of the vote, but has hinted that he could re-enter frontline politics if the British prime minister, Theresa May, does not rapidly press ahead with her promise to ensure "Brexit means Brexit".

It expanded very rapidly, got ahead of itself, but it had a fairly strong management team.

These debit cards are rapidly pulling ahead of the plain-vanilla ATM cards that require users to enter a personal code to authenticate purchases or withdrawals.

It has been well acknowledged that under the rigid state's control, guanxi (informal ties) manipulation was so pervasive as to be institutionalized, and family ties functioned as the most often used shortcut for the offspring of powerful parents to rapidly get ahead of their own cohorts (Bian 1997; Gu 2014; Oberschall 1996).