Sentence examples for rapidly emerged from inspiring English sources

Competitors like SuperCalc (for machines running the CP/M operating system) and Multiplan rapidly emerged.

Which was the only explanation for what rapidly emerged on the far wall.

One gas station rapidly emerged as the leader, and another as the distant laggard.

As the peak summer season unfolded, it rapidly emerged that the British were not the only ones to worry.

Owing much to her association with Wagoner, Parton rapidly emerged as one of country music's most popular singers.

To oil-exporting countries, China has rapidly emerged since the 1990s as a big customer and investor.

The crisis has also rapidly emerged as a test of Mr. Romney's handling of a fast-breaking international situation.

Turkey has rapidly emerged as a high-growth market and a hugely attractive destination for those looking to do business abroad.

She does not understand the new world that has rapidly emerged as a result of globalization and technological development," Lisboa said.

At this time, a digital culture rapidly emerged and flourished but major brands – still over-reliant on their legacy models of broadcast advertising – were unable to engage in a successful dialogue.

He rapidly emerged as a journalistic polymath whose career ranged from covering the Troubles in Northern Ireland and five years as the Observer's Washington correspondent to writing about politics for Punch, and wine and television criticism for the Spectator.