Sentence examples for was quick to identify from inspiring English sources

The press was quick to identify Lindauer as an Iraqi spy.

For all of the first lady's newness, she was quick to identify problems.

Obsessed with averting terrorist attacks on his watch, he was quick to identify threats -- and bully people into addressing them.

Sharp was quick to identify the liquid crystal display as a promising technology, and the fact that the technology was still considered exotic was not a deterrent.

According to Frances Stonor Saunders's Who Paid the Piper?, US intelligence was quick to identify the nature of the emerging conflict.

When he was running for office, Mr Sarkozy was quick to identify purchasing power as a popular concern, and to pledge to do something about it.

Some were quick to identify this supposed innovation as a bus.

Felton is quick to identify a few no-go items, especially furniture, heaters, electric blankets, candles and oil burners.

But when they screw up, we are quick to identify all of our social maladies: arrogance, carelessness, disregarding the rules.

Commentators were quick to identify it as among the more unlikely no-hitters, at least in recent memory.

Students were quick to identify topics that interested them, and we worked together to craft specific research questions.