Sentence examples for rapidly take from inspiring English sources

As other countries have moved to rapidly take up renewable energy such as solar and wind, Australia has turned climate change into a political football and largely opted out.

People with dyslexia, who have a bias in favor of the visual periphery, can rapidly take in a scene as a whole — what researchers call absorbing the "visual gist".

But if Mr Milosevic were forced by NATO bombing to withdraw his army and interior-ministry forces from the war zone, the fractious Albanian separatists would rapidly take over as the only source of authority.

Mr. Krenicki and other proponents of a large-scale campaign to build plants say that approach would keep per-plant costs down, because building them serially would allow each project to rapidly take advantage of the knowledge gained from its predecessor.

I have worked hard over the years, training and learning the legal side of the role, but am also able to draw upon my own experience and have a genuine understanding of how this often unplanned role can rapidly take over one's life.

He knew that a highly symbolic gesture, such as a long march to collect salt to protest against taxes on this basic commodity, would mean very little without photographers there to capture the moment and rapidly take it round the world.

But the inspectors were rapidly taking a very different view.

We're detached, a condition that is rapidly taking on an existential meaning in my life.

Korean automakers are rapidly taking over the American market for the smallest, cheapest cars.

A second phase of the allied operation against Afghanistan appears to be rapidly taking shape.

He called it the Polymath Project and it rapidly took on a life of its own.