Sentence examples for rapidly pursued from inspiring English sources

Taking advantage of the modest progress that the British military administration had effected, the Italians rapidly pursued social and political advancement, although economic development proved much more difficult.

The US units rapidly pursued them north, passing over the Naktong River positions, which were no longer of strategic importance.

The US units rapidly pursued them north, passing over the Battle Mountain positions, which were no longer of strategic importance.

These are many of the same solutions we in California are rapidly pursuing.

Mr. Gates, he said, has been a "fast follower" who has been able to repeatedly change Microsoft's strategy to rapidly pursue and then overtake competitors with new technologies.

The nuclear kind is by far the most terrifying; and the evidence presented by Britain and America that Saddam was actively and rapidly pursuing a nuke has come to seem especially dodgy.

The $40 million cushion will protect it in case expenditures rise for supporting its 20,000 customer networks or if it wants to rapidly pursue a new market as it competes with dedicated companies like like Aerohive and giants like Cisco.

Even worse, such a strike would likely compel Iran to abandon the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treject eject international inspectors, and rapidly pursue a nuclear deterrent.

The more rapidly we pursue these questions, the greater our chances for finding medications that can rival the surgical results.

But the report went on to blame the agency for spending the remaining 30percentt on new, politically popular projects that are being pursued rapidly and often without strategic planning, adding to the operating deficit.

A centralised Treaty amendment – a "Europe from the top down" – is difficult due to the prevalence of such multiple identities and, if pursued too rapidly and clumsily, could easily turn into overt opposition.