Sentence examples for rapidly revising from inspiring English sources

These developments are rapidly revising the conventional view of the role of the First Amendment in national security cases.

intensive lobbying, South Africa and China are rapidly revising their approaches to the epidemic, and he hopes Russia and India soon will too.

An unusually large number of the new cases put important precedents at risk, many in areas of the law the court has been rapidly revising since the retirement of Justice Sandra Day O'Connor.

That meant rapidly revised tactics for Bristol, for the third time in the match.

But even the initial plan for Operation Anaconda had to be rapidly revised, senior military officers said, when Gen. Zia Lodin, one of three Afghan commanders, backed away.

It was barely two years ago, after all, that Chinese pundits had to rapidly revise their understanding of U.S. politics to understand how a black man without the usual political pedigree could beat a seasoned, rich white senator.

If the clinician decides to start, based on US data, a treatment for crystal arthritis without a joint puncture, the patient should be carefully followed up and this attitude should be rapidly revised in the case of a non-response.

Expectations for the Green Deal are rapidly being revised downward.

He has been left simply to sell the plan, which is rapidly being revised with him out of town.

In the United States, the federal executive branch moved rapidly to revise the list of quarantinable communicable diseases by adding SARS to the diseases specified in the April 4, 2003, executive order (9 ).

Though he was known and envied for writing rapidly and easily and revising very little — a reputation he encouraged — the archive demonstrates the painstaking care he took to establish the tone and atmosphere of his novels.