Sentence examples for speedy creation from inspiring English sources

Visual studio.NET (VS.NET) helps in the speedy creation and deployment of applications coded in any of the managed languages, including C#.

The engineers who were so proudly showing off their speedy creation the other day said they'd like to market it as an alternative to a scooter.

Overall, the service emphasises ease-of-use, and the speedy creation of a company directory and the administration required to maintain it.

Eric Broadley, a onetime cabinetmaker from Britain who became an acclaimed designer of racecars whose speedy creations won the Indianapolis 500 and numerous other events, died May 28 in Cambridge, England.

We share this concordat and its process of development in part to facilitate the speedier creation of future similar agreements.

Goodo is attempting to reinvent the typical mobile calendar interface, with clean design, stream view, speedy event creation, online/offline functionality, cloud backup and GCal sync, among other things.

It also calls for the release of 750 Palestinian "security" (ie, political) prisoners from Israeli jails and the speedy resolution of such issues as the creation of a seaport in Gaza and the opening of two routes to allow Palestinians to travel freely between Gaza and the West Bank.

The package is being skillfully positioned as a response to the economic crisis, and if it is crafted to support speedy project decisions and fast-track job creation, it should provide as effective an economic stimulus as consumption-sparking tax rebates — but with more transformational long-term effects.

A destructive edit is defined as one where the vandal is very clearly trying to maliciously destroy the page by adding obscenities, insults, etc. Harmful edits may also include the creation of articles that require speedy deletion.

The trial is being held in a special anti-terrorism court, a creation of Mr. Sharif himself, who wanted speedy justice for heinous offenses.

A confidant of former Secretary of State James A. Baker III, he rallied Western allies to back a speedy German reunification and finagled a compromise that led to the creation of the World Trade Organization.