Sentence examples for swiftly solved from inspiring English sources

Certainly the couple's initial marital difficulties were swiftly solved by helpful spirit messages, which came, as Yeats's widow reluctantly admitted long afterward, "from their own higher selves".

The first vice is the worship of presidential power: the belief that any problem, any crisis, can be swiftly solved by a strong government, and particularly a strong executive.

The company swiftly solved the problem of the blocked connection, and after rebooting my access point I successfully accepted an incoming video call from a fring engineer who was using his Nokia N97 camera and phone.

The companies are acting swiftly to solve the social networking riddle.

Photograph: Reuters/Eliseo Fernandez 4.10pm GMT US economist warns eurozone crisis is not over US economist Barry Eichengreen has warned the eurozone debt crisis could erupt again this year unless European leaders move more swiftly to solve their problems.

"If Greece is to slide out of the euro and collapse, how are they going to protect Ireland, Portugal, Spain and Italy?" Separately, Prime Minister David Cameron also spoke of the financial storm clouds across Europe, warning that eurozone leaders must act swiftly to solve its debt crisis or face the consequences of a potential break up.

There are expectations Machar's arrival means the problems will be solved swiftly, but there will be no quick fix.

But these problems can be solved — and swiftly — if the right leaders emerge".

It's a good job the case of the internet troll was solved so swiftly.

The law enforcement system solved the case swiftly and efficiently, led by the Federal Bureau of Investigation and local police, and as shocking as the attack was, there is no reason civilian prosecutors, defense lawyers and courts cannot continue to do their work — especially since they have proved themselves far better at it than the military.

In maybe three seconds, the riddle is solved and Mop-Hair swiftly moves his bishop diagonally up the board to a threatening position.