Sentence examples for rapidly out from inspiring English sources

Bond yields moved rapidly out of the danger zone.

Left Pam and kids there, walked rapidly out with big fake smile, drove to ATM.

Events veer rapidly out of control, as is usual when feckless dreamers plot.

"It tells you," he said, "not to expect the United States to rebound rapidly out of this slump".

That gives it a solidity lacking in other works here, many of which were probably done rapidly out of doors.

The hard part was transcribing the recipes that Bottura dictated, on his feet and thinking rapidly out loud, without much patience for specifics.

So here's another theory: that clean energy technologies, principally solar, wind, energy efficiency and distributed storage are rapidly out-competing nuclear energy on cost, speed of installation and community acceptance.

"It would have been entirely valid to report how some scientists believe the IPCC reports are quite conservative, how changes in the Arctic are rapidly out-stripping earlier predictions, but instead the corporation has seemingly internalised the Daily Mail narrative.

Work on providing housing, care and support for older LGBT people will not stand still, and our hope is that this report will become rapidly out-of-date as developments move forward, and that the housing and support needs of older LGBT people are recognised and met.

This more efficient glucose transporting strain (green line) will rapidly out-compete the original strain for glucose, achieving a state of maximum entropy for that dish at a time significantly earlier than the genetically stable bacterial strain (blue line).

Such animals would be less reproductively fit compared to their wild-type counterparts and would be rapidly out-competed.