Sentence examples for rather promptly from inspiring English sources

"The remaining questions, I hope, will be resolved rather promptly when the negotiations resume, and they will resume at the very beginning of February, I think," Mr. Lavrov told reporters in Moscow.

The common element across almost all of them is that of a problem-solver extraordinaire, taking on one problem at a time and staying with it until he had found, usually rather promptly, a solution.

Once spermatozoa are capacitated and receive the proper signals or stimuli, they undergo the acrosome reaction rather promptly.

Both of these new drugs rather promptly began to cause serious liver injury, liver failure, and death in patients [ 4, 5].

"Rather than promptly disclosing and correcting safety issues about which they were aware, Toyota made misleading public statements to consumers and gave inaccurate facts to members of Congress," said Holder.

Hollywood, with whom Mr Holzer had rather tense relations, promptly made a sequel, "Amityville II: The Possession".

Patients were asked to recall the ICU stay and to answer each question promptly rather than after protracted consideration.

When malignant colonic obstruction occurs, identifying these high-risk patients and treating them promptly rather than delaying or denying surgery is the best option.

"I'd rather not," Laura answered promptly.

Just a few years older, the rather athletic Madonna was promptly vilified as a withered old hag who shouldn't be staggering about onstage, in her hideous arthritic liver-spotted way, as it was becoming unseemly at her age.

One of the conditions Mr Buffett put on his annual gifts is that "beginning in calendar 2009, [the Gates Foundation's] annual giving must be at least equal to the value of my previous year's gift plus 5% of [the Foundation's] net assets".That condition has important income-tax benefits for Mr Buffett, and it guarantees that his annual donations will be promptly distributed rather than accumulate.