Sentence examples for rapidly bring from inspiring English sources

Cover and rapidly bring water to a full rolling boil.

Realising this should (repeat, should) rapidly bring Labour to its senses.

Proclaiming that it would rapidly bring new jobs, incomes, empowerment and dignity to the poorest black communities and townships, expectations of rapid progress ran high.

"A market-based trading scheme and a government-led energy transformation reinforce one another to rapidly bring down pollution and encourage innovation," the policy document says.

After the two country's admittance was blocked by Russia and a coalition of NATO countries, Secretary of Defense, Robert M. Gates will be meeting in Estonia to discuss how to rapidly bring at least Ukraine into the alliance.

In a statement, the Suffolk County executive, Steve Levy, praised the police arrest and the work "to rapidly bring into custody an individual suspected in the heinous quadruple murder that took place just three days ago," but he pointedly did not name the man.

Once new shipments arrive the outbreak should be rapidly brought under control, said Dr. David L. Heymann, the W.H.O.

He also said that Nokia was rapidly bringing the Lumia into new markets.

In the study, the scientists then rapidly brought the CO2 level back down to pre-industrial levels of around 280ppm.

Taken together, his writings are rapidly bringing detectives under greater supervision, and changing the freewheeling culture of the detective bureau.

The emperor Augustus founded a new city there and gave it privileges that rapidly brought it prosperity.