Sentence examples for were quick to produce from inspiring English sources

State Police commanders were quick to produce records that showed how they had warned troopers for years not to engage in racial profiling.

Foy was quick to produce the red card for denying the goalscoring opportunity although the decision seemed harsh.

It appeared a harsh decision against the midfielder, who won the ball before taking down the Spaniard with his follow through, but referee Stuart Attwell was quick to produce the red card.

The PME is quick to produce, and is available through their Water and the Land page on their website.

It's quicker to produce and less expensive for me, and I think the quality of the material is high".

The Stanford Study also found that people are writing more succinctly -- status updates, text messages, blogs -- which creates a double supply whammy: people are writing more and increasingly compact content is quicker to produce.

In some cases health system leaders or multi-disciplinary clinical panels across primary/secondary care identified agreed clinical priority areas most likely to produce real impact, were quick to use data on service delivery and to prioritise key value added processes [ 13, 16, 18, 24, 25, 27, 29, 30, 32- 36, 39] 39] whilst in other cases priorities were agreed from community assessment [ 40].

Competitors were quick to pounce.

- and were quick to strike.

Plant-produced influenza vaccine candidates are quicker to develop and potentially cheaper than egg-produced influenza vaccines, and their production can be rapidly upscaled.

Mercury and his family were never to return to Zanzibar, but as soon as Freddie rose to fame the archipelago was quick to claim responsibility for producing him a practice that endures today, almost 24 years after his death.