Sentence examples for terribly quickly from inspiring English sources

She also doubts their claims: "Seeing as most of Boris and Farage's campaign has centred around reducing net migration (of which non-EU migrants make up about half), it seems unlikely that immigration laws will be loosened terribly quickly in the wake".

Shift's founders say they see massive revenue potential by tapping into a terribly underserved and quickly growing market.

But the 2008 war in Georgia serves as a reminder of how quickly and terribly they can come unfrozen.

He puts some of the blame on the European Union, both for low growth and for failing to disburse structural funds more quickly.That is not terribly convincing.

It is a terribly weighty decision to be rendered so quickly.

But it quickly became clear something was terribly wrong.

Bryan Stevenson, EJI's executive director, offered Kuenzel's case to Dretzin, who quickly decided something had gone terribly wrong.

It becomes apparent very quickly, though, that something is terribly wrong, as machines talk and act like humans, confused and frightened.

But very quickly I realized something was going terribly wrong.

The rapper quickly deleted the post, which was terribly captioned "They always come back... .. according to Seventeen. .

It's true that New Found Glory's songs aren't terribly distinctive, but at least the band plays them quickly, which must surely be better than playing them slowly.