Sentence examples for was quick to address from inspiring English sources

Consider Ireland, which was quick to address the financial crisis.

Mr. Pawlenty of Minnesota started his speech in New Delhi with "namaste," the Hindi greeting, though he was quick to address the obvious question: What could a group of Minnesotan and Indian businessmen have in common?

Netanyahu's government was quick to address the challenge, releasing a short statement that expressed hope for "reconciliation between the Arab and Muslim world and Israel" and "an end to the conflict"; the statement further declared that "Israel is committed to peace and will make every effort to expand the circle of peace while protecting its interests, especially its national security".

Mr. Torricelli himself was quick to address the federal inquiry, which has produced allegations that he accepted tens of thousands of dollars in unreported gifts and cash from one of his former political supporters, David Chang, a New Jersey entrepreneur who sought his help with business deals.

Jennifer Dohm, a spokeswoman for United, was quick to address these concerns.

Twitter was quick to address the problem, following complaints from Twitter users about the weird notifications.

But the leader of the group, Kathryn Griffin, 53, is quick to address their silence.

The Secret Life of the Zoo is quick to address the ethical issues.

"While Nascar has been quick to address aerodynamic and competitive advantage issues, there has been an unacceptable time delay with regard to addressing this particular type of fatality".

Hahn and Lee are quick to address comparisons to HomeJoy, the San Francisco home cleaning startup that raised $40 million and expanded into 35 cities before shutting down in July after being hit with multitude issues, including worker classification lawsuits and poor customer retention rates, that made it difficult to get followup funding.

The Amherst administration has been quick to address these allegations.