Sentence examples for take action very from inspiring English sources

"In today's world, if you're not on your toes with the HMRC, they take action very quickly.

"The UK government has got it wrong on all counts and it now needs the chancellor to take action very swiftly in the budget to stimulate the economy and provide the platform for growth which they have failed to do since 2010".

"A marketer could take action very quickly on social media to run campaigns with the right creative etcetera to exactly those people who express this kind of behavior.

The police were slow to take action, despite being very regularly approached by victims and those who knew what was going on.

Then, because of the financial pressures – and in many cases, like the doctors, a noble reluctance to take action – strikes are very much shorter tactical events.

They have about the same incidence of crazy people, but after they have one psycho gun massacre they take action, and then very rarely have another.

Human resources requisitions and purchase orders are all moving to mobile devices so people can take action in a very timely way.

The president is proposing that the Congress authorize him to take action in this very narrow circumstance.

Players will embark on a global journey which begins in India, and moves on to Kenya, Vietnam, and Afghanistan, ending in the U.S. Along the way, players will meet different characters and take action in a very simple way by unlocking funds from the game's sponsors.

"Learning how to act, how to identify yourself and how to recognize potential dangers when you take action in plain clothes is very, very important," he said.

Let's put it this way: their actions, or their failure to take action, is inexplicable, in very many cases.