Sentence examples for to rise quickly from inspiring English sources
verb
To move, or appear to move, physically upwards relative to the ground. intransitive
Now there are 300-500; and the total is forecast to rise quickly to several thousand.
Health care costs have been rising at a much faster pace than inflation, which makes income appear to rise quickly.
Once he started to pattern his life on Taoism, he says, he began to rise quickly in the business world.
Chocolate and other sweet foods cause your blood-sugar level to rise quickly, which stimulates the pancreas to produce insulin, the hormone that rapidly brings it down.
Vacancies enabled Mr. Foley to rise quickly on the Agriculture Committee, a post of importance to his grain-growing constituents in eastern Washington.
THE global economic crisis is already having a severe social impact in many countries, mainly by causing unemployment to rise quickly.
He described the craft as a "vertical torpedo," meant to fall and rise quickly so as to maximize time for exploring the seabed.
The stands are close to the court and rise quickly, giving shooters a close backdrop behind the basket stanchions.
But when — or if — demand does start to pick up, lending could rise quickly.
Otherwise the number of nodes would rise quickly, due to the density of the network.
Aftermarket prices often rise quickly.
