Sentence examples for rapidly forced from inspiring English sources

When naloxone is administered, opioids are rapidly forced out of brain receptors.

As predicted by decoherence theory, this interaction with an environment rapidly forced the superposition to come undone and the atom took its place in the world.

In 2003 he tried to save the shop by merging with a mail-order company in an ill-judged deal; he was rapidly forced out.

The Allied forces in the area were rapidly forced to withdraw towards Egypt.

Excise duties imposed in the UK added to Hamilton's financial burdens, and he was rapidly forced to close the magazine.

Laforey was able to concentrate his broadside against Vésuve and rapidly forced the French corvette to turn inshore, pursued by Vesuvius and Trial.

But now, there are strong drivers for change affecting the legal market and rapidly forcing it out of the "black box" towards a new reality.

In the last few years, rents in Dalston have increased rapidly, forcing scores of artists and small businesses out of the area.

In the second half of the 8th century, however, rebellion broke out in the northeast and spread rapidly, forcing the emperor Xuanzong to flee west to Sichuan.

The systems of "feed-in tariffs" used by many countries, especially Germany, have built in big annual cuts, thus rapidly forcing down costs, something subsidies in the usual sense do not do.

These changes, Mr. Kostakov said, mean that the percentage of the work force in the production of material goods will begin to decline more rapidly, forcing people out of jobs.