Sentence examples for were quick to discover from inspiring English sources

In this new climate, anti-Semitism became a powerful political tool, as politicians were quick to discover.

But riot police will be available if necessary, as participants at a violently dispersed protest rally in St Petersburg on March 3rd were quick to discover".There is no political competition in our country any more," says Mikhail Kasyanov, a former prime minister turned Kremlin critic, gloomily.

At Syracuse, because it followed the hilarious "Also Playing" (Mr. Taylor's other 2009 creation), the audience was quick to discover the comic aspects.

Sun Microsystems was quick to discover the Internet and exploit its market potential for selling servers and server software, and Solaris, its version of the Unix operating system, now has an inside position on most of the nation's largest e-commerce servers.

But Rai was quick to discover the truth behind the saying, "easier said than done".

Customers are quicker to discover brands through positive WOM as well as good distribution media.

Similarly, in captive MSG of tamarins the higher-ranging species was quicker to discover objects at higher levels, and the lower-ranging species was quicker to discover objects on the floor (Hardie and Buchanan-Smith 2000).

Newly discovered antique forms and themes were quick to find new expression.

- and were quick to strike.

The last time America witnessed an outrage on a remotely similar scale, in Oklahoma City in 1995, officials were quick to blame Muslim fanatics, only to discover that an American had done it.That seems unlikely this time around.

The snafu was discovered by some Yukon voters who were quick to roast the party on Twitter and the NDP have taken it well.