Sentence examples for rapidly necessary from inspiring English sources
Presumably domestication in terms of dispersal and germination was selected for early and rapidly, necessary to make any pulse a worthwhile crop (Ladzinsky, 1987, 1993; Zohary, 1989; Blumler, 1991).
During periods of low demand, generators rapidly made necessary repairs and environmental upgrades so those plants could be fully available for this summer.
This has added to inflationary pressures across the region, but especially in the GCC which is trying to develop rapidly the necessary infrastructure to sustain its ambitious economic development plans.
Hibernating animals allow their body temperatures to fall to levels only slightly above ambient temperature, in a unique kind of hypothermia from which they can recover rapidly when necessary; similar temperatures would be fatal to nonhibernators.
One benefit of rolling forecasts is that they discourage executives from becoming too fixated on the present at the expense of the future.In praise of short-termismYet with economies in free fall, managers also need up-to-date information about what is happening to their businesses, so that they can change course rapidly if necessary.
This will require planning, advancing existing and future legislation, and rapidly implementing necessary provisions.
The B type cells of the SVZ and SGZ are normally in a quiescent state and proliferate rapidly when necessary.
This finding is most surprising as it seems to violate common biochemical wisdom that 'The activities of the pathways that produce ATP are under strict coordinated control so that ATP is never produced more rapidly than necessary' (quoted from [ 31]).
As the pro-coagulant state in the alveolar space begins in the early phases of ALI, how can it be assessed in order to initiate heparin administration as rapidly as necessary?
The problems will grow rapidly, making the necessary shifts in policy more difficult, disruptive and expensive.
But Reynaud, who favoured continued resistance (from North Africa, if necessary), rapidly lost ground to the defeatists in his cabinet, headed by Pétain.
