Sentence examples for rapidly established from inspiring English sources

He rapidly established himself as the most energetic Chinese composer of his generation.

First published in 1978, this book rapidly established itself as a classic of modern Marxism.

Twitter has rapidly established itself as an important tool in the armoury of protest groups and demonstrators.

Acid-base equilibria are rapidly established in solution, generally within a fraction of a second (see chemical reaction).

Artificiality also applies to spoken drama, but the convention that invented characters are speaking made-up dialogue is rapidly established and accepted.

After graduation, he joined the advertising agency and rapidly established himself at the centre of its gang of eccentrics - the self-styled "wit and sophistication of JWT".

Security, medical, and other committees were rapidly established, just as similar rudimentary institutions of order were created in Egypt by rebellious protesters a few weeks ago.

He begins with Sidney, son of a London hairdresser, who rapidly established himself as probably the most brilliant student of his generation.

He formed his own group, Fatah Revolutionary Council, with Iraqi support, and rapidly established it as one of the most murderous terror organizations.

This is scarcely a Nolan standard of debate when both the belief and the presumption can be rapidly established as (a) fact and (b) correct.

We demonstrate that differentiated cells (HT-29 Gal) rapidly established E-cadherin-mediated interactions in aggregation assays.