Sentence examples for swiftly rising from inspiring English sources

Wealthy home-owners would lose the comfort of swiftly rising prices.

The costs of closing (who knew it cost money to halt spending?) are themselves swiftly rising.

That said, tensions are swiftly rising after Mr. Erdogan's latest speeches.

Mr. Wang himself seems taken aback by his swiftly rising fortunes.

College club sports are swiftly rising in popularity, a largely unnoticed phenomenon sweeping across campuses nationwide.

Until the 1980s Norway had full or nearly full employment and a swiftly rising standard of living.

This swiftly rose with associated infrastructure to over $8bn, with only the vaguest concept of audit.

Mr. Gingrich has swiftly risen in national polls in recent days, becoming the current threat to Mitt Romney's hopes of winning his party's nomination.

During a discussion on the monarchy, Mr Galloway raised laughter by predicting that republican feeling will "swiftly rise" in Britain when Prince Charles becomes King.

Bouwer was hired by the University of Otago, New Zealand's oldest university, as a senior lecturer in psychiatry, and he swiftly rose to the top administrative post.

Good-looking and fluent, he swiftly rose in politics from the school board to the city council to, in 1978, challenging and beating the mayor Walter Washington.