• I've always been impressed, well alarmed really, at how quickly the right wing jumps on an issue almost in unison.

• Instead, the length of some courses will be based on how quickly students can master the subject, he said.

• America's politicians are scrambling to get the unemployment rate down quickly.

• The new findings could boost hopes for species whose habitats are quickly changing due to climate change, experts say.

• The researchers contend that the adult brain is thus more changeable more quickly than anyone thought.

• Hunt suspected that humans alone could not destroy the forests this quickly.

• Boned thighs soak up a coconut marinade and cook quickly on the grill.

• The world of children's digital books is quickly becoming as densely populated as the rest of the app world, if not more so.

• In exchange, she said, universities need to push students to do better to earn their degrees more quickly.

• There is also the question of how quickly such a link could be built.

• Without trees to fill these roles, many former forest lands can quickly become barren deserts.

• When you go to a fast-food restaurant, you expect to get your fries quickly.

• If you're trying to convince your boss to let you telecommute, you quickly run into a data problem.

• Bake these thick cookies for a shorter time at a high temperature to firm them quickly and minimize spreading.

• They're showing all the signs of refusing to cooperate or choose an obvious side so as to let you go through quickly.

• Flexibility and ability to quickly solve problems is necessary.

• The new prime minister has quickly put his stamp on government.

• The lobsters also quickly spit out opaline-laced shrimp.

• Valium and other benzodiazepine drugs work quickly to ease anxiety.

• Nima quickly gets tangled up in a race to escape the island alive.

• If you use scissors to snip off only the leaves you need, the plant will quickly grow new ones for additional harvests.

• The materials that were better heat conductors would melt the butter more quickly.

• If borrowers earn a lot, their payments rise accordingly, and their loans are retired quickly.

• Today's phoney war could quickly turn into a real dogfight.

• Raised without human contact, they quickly revert to a wild state and form colonies wherever food and shelter are available.

• Wildfires can quickly rage out of control, wreaking destruction for miles.

• Those postal covers were sold a couple of months after the flight and quickly became public knowledge.

• The pressure's on to find ways to create popular dishes quickly and easily at home.

• When an amphibian shot out its lightning-fast tongue to eat a larva, the larva quickly bobbed its head to dodge the attack.

• Virtually anything that caused stress disoriented them, and they quickly descended into pre-meltdown conditions.

• Evidence from past deep recessions suggests that unemployment is unlikely to fall as quickly as it has risen.

• The results also show how quickly physical adaptations can be reversed when interbreeding occurs between distinct populations.

• For people who suffer from debilitating migraine headaches, advances toward alleviating their agony can't come quickly enough.

• The resulting hybrid matures more quickly than a purebred plains spadefoot, boosting survival, but it is less fertile-a trade-off.

• Sunflowers grow quickly and are easy to tend?that's why they're favorites with children.

• There's nothing wrong with absorbing information quickly and in bits and pieces.

• Students are also tested on their ability to quickly scan and identify a list of internal organs.

• When its people recognise a challenge and agree on a solution, they often act quickly and in unison.

• Moro was able to dig himself free and quickly helped his partners dig themselves out in a matter of minutes.

• Conflicts were resolved quickly and in a manner perceived as fair by the students.

• As in those jobs, they are occasionally called on to move quickly.

• Flowers dry up quickly in hot weather more add to my plant list enlarge.

• Getting under-developed countries wired as quickly as possible isn't so easy, and maybe isn't desirable.

• Minor slights of the past are quickly resurrected once an internal candidate makes the shortlist.

• They have the financial clout to venture abroad, and seem inclined to do so quickly.

• Unlike fossil fuels derived from crude oil, biofuels are organic sources of energy that replenish naturally and quickly.

• The situation quickly led to questions about why this company failed.

• Maiden serves his corn bread with a quickly vanishing lump of butter sweetened with sorghum syrup.

• Though ground covers are tough, they'll grow and spread more quickly if you prepare the planting area carefully.

• Multiply that by a number of different applications and you can see how this problem gets out of hand quickly.

• Mind maps allow you to gather, manage, and share a wide variety of information and resources quickly and easily.

• Or take the biggest point in the government's favour: that it has not printed money as quickly and eagerly as at first feared.

• Scientists are already seeing some of these changes occurring more quickly than they had expected.

• Affected mothers quickly entered into estrus, ultimately perpetuating the three-year cycle of infant population boom and bust.

• He did, and the resulting photograph was quickly on its way to being published worldwide.

• Seeds germinate quickly and plants grow with little fuss.

• Just a decade ago, the idea of moving money that quickly and cheaply would have been ridiculous.

• The snag with all these ideas is that the data are not widely and quickly available.

• The sound is produced when it quickly closes the claw.

• Elephants quickly learned to cooperate as a pair on a task that brought them a food reward.

• Others quickly jumped in with their own preferred visions of prehistoric life.

• Turn the palm of your throwing hand toward you, then quickly twist your hand outward and up to launch the dough into the air.

• It's used to aerate red wines to quickly improve its character.

• But any temptation to brag about successes should quickly be tempered by humility over two things.

• The gradient of the river-how quickly it drops-helps define the steepness of the sides and the width of the floor.

• They quickly make themselves dependent on canes or wheelchairs.

• Optimistically, there's a chance that if the governments acted really quickly they could get diclofenac out of the system.

• Starting at the tip, peel leaf quickly away from chocolate.

• Calls to crowdsource spy drones and combat vehicles quickly followed.

• The grow quickly, reproduce quickly and metabolize waste into energy quickly making them practically the perfect solutions.

• Unfortunately, many cities are failing to provide such services to their quickly growing populations, observers say.

• The details of viral replication quickly fell into place.

• Other research has looked at the effect of music on how much and how quickly people eat.

• Once established, these plants are highly drought tolerant, but quickly adapt to regular lawn watering.

• As quickly as gadgets evolve, their knockoffs do, too.

• Composting occurs quickly in piles that reach high temperatures.

• McDowell, examining the poor woman by candlelight, realized quickly that she wasn't pregnant.

• Tends toward multiple trunks and excessive bushiness but responds quickly to pruning.

• Pure hydrazine is unstable in air and quickly decomposes, generally within minutes to hours.

• At first, it seemed a clever gimmick, the kind of thing that is fun for a while but quickly becomes tiresome.

• It cooks quickly and is a lean source of protein and iron.

• Worms eat kitchen scraps, quickly turning your waste into rich, dark compost.

• The toxin was found to quickly kill sharks, but only when injected directly into a shark's mouth.

• Small enough to fit almost anywhere, adding a blast of color quickly.

• But the evaporating oil also created tiny particles known as aerosols, which don't disappear so quickly.

• Your family and friends will wake up quickly after getting a whiff of these fluffy pancakes.

• For example, some galaxies are stretched as they quickly slide past each other.

• Many asters aren't good vase candidates because they wilt too quickly when cut.

• Kennedy wanted to fire his torpedoes, but he and the crew couldn't get the boat to respond quickly enough.

• Arugula grows quickly and flourishes in cool weather.

• In a fast-moving global economy, the knowledge and skills people learn must be relevant, purposeful and quickly adaptable.

• Europe needs a bolder, broader solution-and quickly.

• These beds warm up quickly in spring, and even bloom fast.

• But attention quickly turned to what many consider the.

• Seasonal plants, including possibly the world's important grains, can adapt relatively quickly to climate change.

• Researchers claim that people with names at the end of the alphabet respond more quickly to purchasing opportunities.

• For some people, getting quickly through programs that provide solid labor market credentials is by far the best strategy.

• He shoots quickly with a digital camera and asks actors to wear their own clothes.

• When your baby's health is in question, you want answers as quickly and as painlessly as possible.

• Professionals quickly confirmed the sighting and started aiming their powerful telescopes at the.

• Setting short-term goals then quickly testing to see if they will bear fruit is similarly absurd.

• The news media quickly reported our respective salaries as items that were strike-worthy from the state's budget.

• But it was quickly apparent to me how many paintings and sculptures had been ripped or shattered.

• The search committee encouraged me to quickly resubmit a letter of intent for the chairmanship.

• Only a few candidates have slid downwards so quickly in popular estimation.

• Some salamanders take great risks in order to grow more quickly and become too large for predators to eat, a new study reports.

• Without such screening, the brain would quickly be overwhelmed by the sheer number of stimuli.

• Though his hometown quickly bans it, the calliope becomes the signature sound of riverboats and circus parades.

• Floating homes and boats could quickly provide earthquake proof homes.

• In terms of presenting large amounts of information quickly and digestibly, an infographic is hard to beat.

• The computation involved must be done fast, since the mirror has to respond much more quickly than the blink of an eye.

• Most feared are explosive eruptions that can quickly envelope their surroundings with clouds of killer heat.

• Scientists move a step closer to making a seasonal flu preventative that can be produced quickly and does.

• Withstands neglect and poor light but responds quickly to better light, regular watering and fertilizing add to my plant list.

• Following the second world war many countries reduced debt quickly without messy defaults or painful austerity.

• At the site, the team quickly uncovered about six children's skeletons, and upon further investigation discovered many more.

• What with the wooden flashlight and now this solar-powered radio, it's quickly turning into eco-Wednesday.

• Junior faculty members find that they must publish more and publish quickly.

• The test is about how quickly the mice can learn and remember the whereabouts of the platform.

• What began as a gentle trembling of the ground quickly grew strong enough to shake buildings.

• Researchers will soon be offering a simple test that aims to tell patients how quickly they are aging.

• T hese low-growing plants with little yellow daisies start easily and quickly from seed planted in flats or sown in place.

• Egypt has quickly learned that turning over power is much more difficult than previously expected.

• The capsule quickly sank and those remaining inside died.

• Friction wears out parts quickly and raises the energy expended in moving them.

• When the quolls eat large cane toads, the quolls are quickly poisoned and die.

• Make the mix for this dried-fruit-and-nut–studded oatmeal ahead of time, to quickly satisfy morning hunger out in the wilderness.

• But the value of its nonlinear approach quickly becomes clear.

• We're quickly headed toward a future in which college students will either be super achievers or unprepared for the workplace.

• Its banks and public finances are sound, and the economy recovered quickly and.

• Seeing no oncoming cars, he quickly stuck out his arm as a signal and made an abrupt left onto the cross street.

• Age, occupation, income and social status quickly dissolve in the woods.

• Although they tend to be short lived, they grow quickly and put on a good show.

• It's a box in which all your notifications are shown, letting you quickly check on what has happened since you last looked.

• With a hand on each manuscript, eyes darting back and forth, he quickly scans the pages.

• AeroGrow's included convincing displays of greens growing twice as quickly in an aeroponics machine as they did in soil.

• Williams retired from piracy a year later, but quickly grew bored.

• Its initial promise quickly got a cold shower of real life in the developing world.

• Instead of cherry tomatoes, you can use larger tomatoes cut into pieces so they cook quickly and release their juices to form.

• Technology moves quickly but the number of manufacturers remains small.

• Yudof praised the leaders, however, for quickly starting investigations of the incidents on their campuses.

• Once a mistake has been made and detected, people quickly snap out of the default mode.

• Farmers say such steps are necessary since cheetahs can quickly kill dozens of sheep in unguarded pens known as kraals.

• Great idea that should be ushered in quickly and then work out the kinks.

• They quickly channel water, and anyone caught in the current, away from shore.

• Rain really beats down pansy flowers, but violas bounce back quickly.

• However, such systems might never be sensitive enough to uncover small leaks quickly.

• They're currently pushing to cycle folks through the program more quickly.

• Although there is no shortage of companies for sale, consolidation is unlikely to happen quickly.

• Hut-to-hut travel is quickly becoming a favorite among the peculiar species known as mountain bikers.

• The ability to retrieve memories quickly also slides.

• It's still sustainable because bycatch is minimal and can be quickly released.

• His professional life revolved around developing new ways to share information easily and quickly.

• It was thrown up quickly in little more than a year, and many of the buildings were made with a mixture of hemp and plaster.

• But many industry observers think the fall in local prices may quickly evaporate.

• To escape this fate, the butterfly quickly moves toward an exit, shedding white scales from its new wings as it goes.

• But if you try to talk to him, it will quickly become obvious that something is.

• They were quickly revered as images of superb technical and artistic quality.

• They quickly embraced low-water gardening practices.

• Such plasticity allows the birds to respond quickly to climate change.

• But research moves quickly these days in the realm of.

• It also means putting pressure on the courts to deal with bankruptcy as quickly as possible.

• Orphanages linger in the popular imagination as unnatural relics, places from which neglected children need to be quickly rescued.

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