Sentence examples for swiftly achieved from inspiring English sources

That target having been swiftly achieved, it appears Blackie will be lining up alongside Uggie and Cosmo.

The momentum, so swiftly achieved, seemed to fizzle just as rapidly when the Thrashers' Yannick Tremblay scored at 10 26.

Their showing was a triumph for the coach, Joachim Löw, who has pieced together many players of modest experience and swiftly achieved success without sacrificing flair.

On a stage liberally decorated with tinsel and fairy lights, matched by themed dress in the crowd (both Santas and undead), the pair aim for a party vibe, something swiftly achieved thanks to Wheeler's buzz-pop guitar.

Though the new gondola's route is hardly straightforward – it makes a surprising, 90-degree turn near the midway point – the installation was swiftly achieved: work began only last June.

Yet Japan's deep-seated problems a rapidly shrinking population, a risk-averse corporate sector, a dangerously high level of national debt (240% of GDP) that might one day provoke a crisis, and an inflexible labour market are only worsening.The first two stages of Mr Abe's grand design were swiftly achieved.

He played rugby, cricket, tennis and water polo at school and took up running in 2003, swiftly achieving record Paralympic times before competing in international able-bodied races.

The cuts suggested by each side, while not in any formal agreement, appeared to mark a milestone in strategic relations between the two countries, swiftly achieving deep weapons cuts that used to take years to negotiate.

This complex program of cellular responses permits affected cells to mobilize and orchestrate the innate immune system to swiftly achieve a state of resistance to intrusion by an infectious agent.

Leveraging on the rapid growth in the amount of the annotated data and the great improvements in the strengths of graphics processor units, the research on convolutional neural networks has been emerged swiftly and achieved state-of-the-art results on various tasks.

Remember, the editors state upfront that the White House has "moved swiftly toward achieving the very policy objectives he promised voters as a candidate".