Sentence examples for swiftly becoming from inspiring English sources

Well, when you factor these behaviors in with other findings like this Pew Survey or this Forrester report (which among other things finds that "daily Internet access for smartphone users is 35%" and that "A full two-thirds or 66% of all smartphone users access the mobile Web monthly or more often") it becomes clearer that these habits are swiftly becoming the norm, especially for youth.

This frenzied pace is swiftly becoming the norm.

It's swiftly becoming the foodie capital of Montreal, too.

The social Web is swiftly becoming a living laboratory for understanding human cooperation on massive scales.

Full rights, including marriage, for gays and lesbians are swiftly becoming the status quo.

The idea that Duncan Smith is peddling is swiftly becoming obsolete.

It swiftly spread becoming the worst public disorder for a generation.

But Ross Levinsohn, the chief of News Corp.'s Internet division, told a conference Friday that objectionable content was swiftly fast becoming a problem germane to the Web as a whole, and not just confined to MySpace.

After one contestant demonstrates an impressive singing voice, she is swiftly coerced into becoming a porn star for the erotic entertainment channel.

And as I sat in the darkened hotel room watching the rushes, the day's takes, on a portable screen, the man seemed to change into the boy and the boy, changing his form as he ran, becoming swiftly boar and cat and tarantula, moving ever desperately away, until at the end he seemed, this boar-boy-spider-cat, to change into an old man riding serenely on an old white mule as he puffed a corncob pipe.

Cue statement from Nic Brisbourne, Director of Forward Investment Partners: "What attracted us to Appear Here, and specifically the fresh talent of Ross Bailey, was the company's ability to spot a real gap in the market and then move swiftly to execute, becoming the current leader in the short-term retail space.