Sentence examples for reasonably swiftly from inspiring English sources
But Mr Bezos seems confident solutions to such headaches can be found reasonably swiftly.
Mr Miliband's withdrawal was a riposte, suggested gossips; nonsense, said the Foreign Office, which denied the king's claims too.It was only a minor spat, and reasonably swiftly contained.
The former England captain will go back to being an executive director of the club, with a new team director expected to be appointed reasonably swiftly.
"It was not intended to reach Mr Daley or Mr Waterfield, it was not part of a campaign, it was not intended to incite others and Mr Thomas removed it reasonably swiftly and has expressed remorse.
"The war — and I believe there will be one, barring a last-minute capitulation by Saddam Hussein — will be over reasonably swiftly and the economy will benefit psychologically".
Most patients with leukaemia have pallor, fatigue, with perhaps easy bruising, and as long as a blood count is performed reasonably swiftly, no diagnostic improvement is possible.
The food — including catfish, biscuits and gravy and pineapple upside-down cake — would be ample, reasonably priced and swiftly delivered.
This is why Leadsom reacted so swiftly to Saturday's Times interview, and the prominence the newspaper quite reasonably gave to her claim that "being a mum means you have a very real stake in the future of our country".
Now, except for a few sealed-off corners of Africa and Asia, what a ruler does to his people is swiftly revealed by camera, satellite and Internet to a large, interested and reasonably well-informed audience; and, if what he does is outrageous enough, the audience is likely to want something done about it.
