Sentence examples for rapidly ended from inspiring English sources

This time, formal military rule was more rapidly ended, although Bouterse remains immensely influential and wealthy.

Even though they had been told to keep focused on the road, and their hands near the wheel – and even though they were in a car owned by their employer, and knew they were being monitored by some of the most all-pervasive telemetry you can put in a vehicle – they still rapidly ended up goofing off in the cars.

And while the automobile rapidly ended the carriage market, it was rooted in it.

The critical period defined for 1-week GR (grey dots) rapidly ended before P40, earlier than the end of the critical period defined for 2-week GR (Fig. 4).

Indeed, Eastern/Central African outbreaks took place in villages where the number of susceptible hosts rapidly ended up, because susceptible individuals died or became immune, as demonstrated by the high case-fatality rate –as high as 80 90 %- and the high immunization rate –as high as 30%%, in villages where EVD outbreaks occurred [ 2].

And the networks are rapidly ending the compensation fees they have traditionally paid to the stations that carry their programming.

Once they complete their sentences, such inmates are generally dumped onto the streets without medication or therapy, and rapidly end up back in jail.

Yet they command media attention, and gullible (or greedy) publishers are willing to invest in volumes that invariably and rapidly end up on the remainder shelves.

The age of the unlimited data plan is rapidly ending; AT&T eliminated its "all the Internet you want for $30" plan, and Verizon's similar plan will end shortly.

In an address in Washington that was the most detailed outline yet of his national security strategy, Mr. Obama said it was time to rapidly end the war in Iraq, which he opposed from the start, and to begin to address the resurgent Qaeda and Taliban forces in Afghanistan and Pakistan, which he said posed a far greater danger to American security than did the chaos in Iraq.

The next morning, one of the last of our rapidly ending week, I chanced into the little church in Carsac, built on the site of a Roman temple.