Sentence examples for swiftly impact from inspiring English sources

We suspect that clinical application of mutation profiling programs such as this one, across multiple malignancies, will swiftly impact disease management not only of common cancers but also of rare tumours, which have to date received less comprehensive attention.

The terrorists swiftly registered the impact: that July, CBS reported that a recent Al Qaeda communiqué had referred to "brave commanders" who had been "snatched away" and to "so many hidden homes [which] have been levelled".

In Mexico, Ildefonso Guajardo Villarreal, the economy secretary, countered that his government and others have to act swiftly "to neutralize" the impact of crippling new U.S. tariffs.

While the number of people looking at your CV may appear daunting, a smart job search strategy will ensure your CV makes an impact and swiftly moves up the chain of command.

City and federal officials have said that the Barberi's crew appeared to have no role in the cause of the May 8 accident, and some have gone so far as to praise individual members for acting swiftly to minimize the impact from the collision.

He said councils and the emergency services were "ready to react swiftly to minimise the impact of flooding".

"The councils, local fire and rescue services, other emergency services and utility companies have reacted very swiftly to minimise the impact of rising water levels and establish welfare centres for affected communities".

Supporters of the bill note that it is a longstanding practice for the government to respond to emergencies swiftly without simultaneously addressing the impact that response has on the federal budget.

But it was the impact of the Beatles, swiftly followed by an appreciation of Burt Bacharach, which convinced him to become a musician.

Moving swiftly through one series of high impact looks to the next, the designer seemed to be putting all his talents on display at once.

Stephen Poloz, the central bank's governor, said that it was moving swiftly to counteract the negative economic impact of lower oil prices on Canada, the world's fifth largest crude producer.