Sentence examples for swiftly raised from inspiring English sources

When Ford introduced the Expedition in 1996, it swiftly raised production to meet soaring demand.

However, Whitlock swiftly raised eyebrows by winning the next two sets to take a surprising 2-1 lead.

Demonstrating that this is a lucrative business, the company swiftly raised prices for the drug, which it sold to six states.

The Perth, Western Australia-based creators also put the project on Kickstarter and swiftly raised about £150,000 (its video promo is also at the bottom).

But noticeable shifts in the way technology for the enterprise is procured — now it is done more often by consumers and not the I.T. department — as well as the fact that consumers, not businesses, now dominate RIM's customer base, swiftly raised questions about how RIM can grow.

Borrowers may of course value the convenience of making payments at home and the fact that occasional late payments are not penalised.Another reason for pawn's resurgence is the switch from weekly to monthly pay days, increasing demand for small sums that can be swiftly raised and repaid.

Nestlé hotly disputes the assumption that it will swiftly raise pet food prices.

Mr. Abe has pressed Japanese companies to respond to the economic upswing by swiftly raising wages and expanding employment.

By tweaking the rate of destruction, it can swiftly raise or lower the number of any kind of protein.

But those who lower their prices sometimes swiftly raise them again, deterred by the kind of customer who is attracted to bargains.

Sitting completely still for long periods and then quietly but swiftly raising and firing a rifle or a shotgun is often the successful formula for hunting deer, turkey and waterfowl.