Sentence examples for rapidly having from inspiring English sources

Soon she was cutting back on her day-job hours and her business grew rapidly, having since served almost 80 clients.

The literacy rate has been rising rapidly, having climbed more than 10percentt in the 1990s to surpass 50percentt by the start of the 21st century.

Susumu Yanase, the DPJ's election-affairs chief in the upper house, says the party is rapidly having to rethink its strategy.

We are in agreement with Secretary Paulson that the world of finance is changing rapidly, having eclipsed in many areas the regulatory structure put in place, piece by piece, over the past century.

Because of the lost time and other problems — such as a powerful construction cement drying too rapidly, having to drill it out and rushing to a local hardware store last minute for more — we did not finish until 7 p.m.

One is demography: as the number of pupils drops rapidly, having just one, comprehensive, kind of school may be more efficient than maintaining three.The other force is business, which cannot thrive without well-educated employees.

The Browns, that rapidly, had been transformed.

Mr Crouch found he rapidly had to learn new skills.

Moreover, rice exporters, after clinging to inventories as prices climbed rapidly, have begun to sell.

Computer Technologies growing rapidly has become an indispensable part of modern life.

Whether any Homo species, including our own, evolved gradually or rapidly has not been settled.