Sentence examples for will rapidly have from inspiring English sources

The government will rapidly have to come out with a clear plan to meet its own domestic climate commitments if its weight in international climate negotiations is not to be undermined".

Now parents and pupils will rapidly have to get used to no levels at all, the virtually incomprehensible "scaled score" for primary school leavers, more difficult GCSEs and a new numerical exam grading system that will raise the bar to match what are seen as international standards.

As the investment advertisements remind us, markets can go up as well as down and if the Institute of Fiscal Studies is to be believed, then Gordon Brown will quite rapidly have the country back into a deficit.

This probably provides the ultimate example of group level selection because species that fall for the short sighted advantage of extensive outbreeding will relatively rapidly have to face the cost of unmanageable mutation loads, leading to unavoidable extinction.

But far more research is needed into sports bra design, Dr. Brown said, an undertaking that she hopes will progress rapidly, having herself just completed her first marathon and been hampered occasionally during training by sore breasts.

Even though each circle may not be perfect, the one drawn rapidly will have much smoother contours and will likely appear more pleasing.

Failure to settle matters rapidly will have consequences for Argentina.

Individuals that can meet their energy requirements more rapidly will have a competitive advantage when food is scarce, minimizing the risk of starvation and allowing them to do other things like find and court a mate.

Since receptors have different intrinsic oscillation frequencies, this synchrony will rapidly decrease.

When the economy is growing rapidly, companies will have lots of profitable opportunities (good news for equities).

In settings where compliance is already above about 50%, modelling studies suggest that further increases in compliance will have rapidly diminishing returns for reducing MRSA transmission.