Sentence examples for remarkably swiftly from inspiring English sources

Although the sliding pound has been pushing up import prices fast, the oil shock is subsiding remarkably swiftly.

Ice-core studies show that in some places dramatic changes happened remarkably swiftly: temperatures rose by as much as 20°C in a decade.

Latvia did achieve a hefty internal devaluation remarkably swiftly, but the improvement in unit labour costs came mostly through unexpectedly big productivity gains rather than a more unpalatable fall in private-sector wages.

The financial wreckage has been cleared up remarkably swiftly and the economy is growing healthily again, by no less than 6% last year.For the past 18 months, a group, now 67 strong, called the Seoul Financial Forum SFFF) has been working on plans to develop the South Korean capital as the region's financial hub.

The fact that it wasn't, and that instead he was back in the limelight remarkably swiftly, was also treated as something of a shocking thing: His House campaign was greeted, not with a shrug and a yawn, but with national media attention, lots of eye-rolling, and a decision by the Democratic Party to actively contest a seat that it would normally concede.

She had a dazzling academic record at the London School of Economics, topped all candidates in her bar exams, entered practice in 1976 and remarkably swiftly was made a Queen's Counsel in 1995, a title held by only the top 10percentt of English barristers.

Unprofitable stores are shut down swiftly.The group's remarkably lean supply chain is another advantage.

'Remarkable Hands' Success came swiftly.

Since then, paid higher education has remained a political consensus in English politics (a Liberal Democrat pledge to abolish fees when in coalition partnership with the Conservatives was swiftly reneged upon), though not in Scotland, where remarkably, in the devolved parliament, the SNP administration still supports free tuition.

According to Disability News Service (DNS), local authorities are blaming central government cuts for delays to care packages, with the Association of Directors of Adult Social Services Ray James quoted as saying, remarkably: Where there are difficulties I urge colleagues to resolve them as swiftly as possible.

This meant swiftly dividing our labour according to our talents, time and inclination no mean feat given we were strangers with remarkably diverse backgrounds and nationalities.