Sentence examples for rapidly run from inspiring English sources

The Republicans replied with new spots labeling Mr. Gore a spendthrift who will rapidly run through the surplus.

She said the demand could mean the fund – which is intended to help vulnerable people, but not to support people needing benefit advances – could rapidly run out of money.

Even if the government was so mad and wrong to do the third runway or mixed mode [mixing take-offs and landings on the same runways] those solutions would rapidly run out of usefulness and time.

"With the disappearance of ice shelves that have existed for thousands of years, you rather rapidly run out of other explanations," said Dr. Theodore A. Scambos, a glaciologist at the National Snow and Ice Data Center at the University of Colorado, which has been monitoring the loss of ice in the Antarctic along with the British Antarctic Survey.

But it now makes sense – the scale of tension and conflict bubbling under the surface meant that once the team system began to implode, as it so clearly has done, the process might rapidly run away from those trying to repair the pressure cooker.

[Page A13.] The problem, investigators said, is that classic crime-solving techniques rapidly run into the harsh realities of postwar Iraq, which is almost devoid of police records and motor vehicle registration files, not to speak of more exotic items like databases of fingerprints or DNA.

Time, however, is rapidly running out.

Time is rapidly running out on Mr. Arafat.

And we are rapidly running out of running room".

Europe is rapidly running out of patience with America.

They are rapidly running out of icons to turn to.