Sentence examples for swiftly recognised from inspiring English sources

In the private sector, thanks to a change in accounting rules, the problem was swiftly recognised.

To the chagrin of Washington, Moscow swiftly recognised South Ossetia and Abkhazia as independent, arguing that the Americans had done the same thing with Kosovo.

She was a vibrant, outgoing personality - admired by others - and swiftly recognised the advantages of being able to hide her true feelings.

Mr Turabi hoped to cast himself as an Ayatollah Khomeini of east Africa.Despite doctrinal differences between the two countries, Iran swiftly recognised a useful ally in an unfriendly neighbourhood.

But they swiftly recognise their error, change course, and head hiveward.

Swiftly recognising the potential for disaster, the Italian alerted the WHO.

Fama also conducted early work in how stock prices adjust to dividend changes -- he showed how markets moved swiftly to recognise the promise of higher payments.

In the most likely scenario Mr Brown will take his leave relatively swiftly, after recognising that any efforts to prop himself up with Lib Dem support are likely to be hopeless.

This syndrome must be recognised swiftly, as the severe hypertension can have serious sequelae.

When a child did present as acutely unwell, GPs recognised this swiftly, drawing primarily on their physical appearance and behaviour, and the gut feelings these provoked.

"As the National Audit Office recognised in their report in May, the MoD acted swiftly to switch back to short-take-off-vertical-landing aircraft as soon as it became clear that the alternative would cost more money.