Ms. Gallagher's lawyer, Stephen Rubino, attributed the Salesians' policy shift to the swift pace of events in the temporal world.
Yet the swift pace of development — abetted by a 2004 rezoning — has worked in tandem with the recent recession to produce growing pains.
From his 18th-floor law office on the southwest corner of the Woolworth Building, he is hypnotized by the swift pace of the cleanup and the haunting glow that makes the area resemble a sports stadium under the lights.
Later in the day, the swift pace of change in the post-Bush political landscape in Texas was further underscored when Senator Phil Gramm, a conservative Republican, said he would not seek re-election next year.
The challenges in conducting his works are numerous - the countless sudden shifts in metre and tempo, as well as the immensely swift pace of the transcribed birdsong that dominates his later output.
Apartments are scarce and expensive, and the economy, while strong, is not growing at the swift pace of drilling towns in western North Dakota, where cashiers can earn $20 an hour and fast-food workers can be paid thousand-dollar signing bonuses.
When visiting scientists entrenched in the frigid business of unlocking the secrets of halogen particles on the Greenland ice sheet, she camped near the hole where extraction of two miles of ice cores in 1993 awakened the world to the swift pace of global warming.
THE swift pace of spring openings on Broadway continues as the April 26 deadline for Tony Award eligibility looms, but there is a hot ticket farther south, at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, where the Maly Drama Theater of St .Petersburg, Russia, is coming to town for a short run of Chekhov's "THREE SISTERS".
The swift pace of events at Fox News — only two weeks passed between Ms. Carlson's filing of her lawsuit and the negotiations to end Mr. Ailes's leadership — were especially surprising for a network that has made its name by embracing "politically incorrect" themes, something in keeping with the brash personalities of both Mr. Ailes and the 21st Century Fox patriarch, Rupert Murdoch.
OO Half Of North American Birds Risk Extinction By Climate Change - through severe population declines by 2080 if the swift pace of global warming continues, says a National Audubon Society study.
