Sentence examples for rapidly caught from inspiring English sources
Japan rapidly caught up with the West by licensing technology from companies like Caterpillar that failed to foresee the risk of Japanese competitors like Komatsu.
It certainly smoothed out the occasional ups and downs during the country's stunning post-war economic development, as it rapidly caught up with the West.
The concept rapidly caught on and soon Groupon was offering deals for just about every consumer experience – with special emphasis on weekends away, spa days and fish tank pedicures.
This system rapidly caught on in England and in the United States, where a number of sites bearing the name Telegraph Hill or Signal Hill can still be found, particularly in coastal regions.
Just as the Spanish and Irish rapidly caught up with the economies of the other countries in the EU after they joined the club, so the Poles, Czechs and others will become as rich as their western cousins.
A string of acronyms, most notably Brics (Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa), has animated the idea of a "great convergence" as incomes in the global south are projected to rapidly catch those in the slow-growing north.
Those cuts have "prompted unease in many quarters that European countries risk losing global influence as they fall further behind the United States in military capabilities," the institute said in its most recent annual report on military spending, "while rising powers such as China rapidly catch up and even overtake them".
Clinton started television advertising in Iowa three months before Sanders, but a national surge of more than 2m small campaign donations has allowed him to rapidly catch up with the former secretary of state in spending – a trend confirmed by a recent email sent to Clinton supporters by her campaign officials warning that she was now behind the Vermont senator in TV spending in Iowa.
I fully trust the police, in the framework of the ongoing inquiry, to identify and rapidly catch those responsible," she said.
In other reports, they write that the stolen information on the F-22 fighter jet will let them "rapidly catch up with US levels" and "stand easily on the giant's shoulders".
