The virus moves quickly, suggesting that immunity would build quickly.
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"Technology moves quickly and it's only getting faster," said Platt.
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He does not lay down but gets up and moves quickly.
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When the breakout occurs it is often powerful and moves quickly.
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Knowing that he is interrupting men at work, Giannoulas moves quickly.
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The album moves quickly and sharply, keyed to a riveting electronic bounce.
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He made most of his moves quickly but occasionally had to pause.
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Like "Westworld," nothing here moves quickly, much less faster than a speeding bullet.
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The mobile industry moves quickly, but it does so in a predictable rhythm.
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Still, Allen said he hopes the administration moves quickly to formally nominate Sharpless.
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He gets the startup mentality and moves quickly with no BS. Highly recommended.
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The market moves quickly and selling off investments on a whim can backfire.
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The news cycle moves quickly, and not all layoffs become front page news.
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The process moves quickly — most retail workers are hired within two days of applying.
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Schjeldhal moves quickly to characterize an artist, like a cat pouncing on his prey.
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And it needs to produce an action plan that moves quickly and decisively forward.
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The prose moves quickly, and doesn't spend much time detailing how individual characters look.
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Time moves quickly on its own; no need for me to push it along.
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Once he sets his mind on an idea, he said, the process moves quickly.
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It moves quickly, but know it will be shocking when you first see it.
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What begins in meet-awkward sitcom mode thus moves quickly into "Thelma & Louise" territory.
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Hopefully, given all these compounding issues, Apple moves quickly to continue patching up iOS 13.
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Look out for a tail that is pointed high and moves quickly back and forth.
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It moves quickly, I told her, but we have a lot of information to consider.
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The court typically moves quickly on requests for stays, often acting in about a week.
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The world moves quickly today and people make decisions in the blink of an eye.
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What's more, when labor moves quickly, women don't necessarily make it to the hospital on time.
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When you drink, the alcohol moves quickly into your bloodstream without being metabolized in the stomach.
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As investors realised this was not some message from Beijing on devaluation, the moves quickly reversed.
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The speed of the deal shows how SoftBank moves quickly to spend its $100 billion fund.
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Miller said it could be in Trump's best interest if Mueller moves quickly with the probe.
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Those moves quickly plunged Turkey's currency and may send the country into a recession next year.
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Inside the gym, he moves quickly between the bench press, bicep curls and a chest fly machine.
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I mean, Bronson is a beast and he moves quickly and he's thorough [when in the studio].
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Data moves quickly along high frequency airwaves but those airwaves get stopped by objects in their path.
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Our understanding of the human body keeps changing, and the gym landscape moves quickly to reflect that.
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The book moves quickly from one topic to the next, never boring you but never missing a beat.
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From there, the album moves quickly, because of its tendency to lull the listener into a hypnotic state.
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And when there is a focused story, it moves quickly and you need to keep up with that.
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Again, having this many people involved is not how Congress moves quickly, at least based on historical precedent.
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But closer in, the air moves quickly, creating wind patterns around the western border of the ice basin.
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Pai is already earning praise from key Republicans as he moves quickly to undo other Obama-era initiatives. Rep.
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He moves quickly in conversation, sizing up questions with a bullshit detector more intuitive than Young Thug's fashion sense.
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In my experience dealing with terminally ill children who have cancer, the FDA moves quickly when applications are received.
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This process produces a flow state where time moves quickly and the words find their way onto the page.
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They could conceivably hear oral arguments as early as February of 2017, if the DC Circuit Court moves quickly.
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The kitchen, run by the chef Peter Song, moves quickly, so swing by if you need a quick meal.
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Technology moves quickly but we need to take the time to consider ourselves as we move inside this space.
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Former Chief Operating Officer Ianniello replaced Moonves as interim CEO while the company moves quickly to search for a replacement.
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Every time the lower edge of the trading band is broken, the market moves quickly to the next, lower step.
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But everything moves quickly, and the menus are well-designed so you can play with one hand in portrait mode.
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Enthusiasts inside the bureaucracy stress that unless Ottawa moves quickly, it will be left out as Beijing seeks partners elsewhere.
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States compete for business investment that moves quickly towards competent government, serious rule of law, lower taxes, and less regulation.
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A brief recovery on Tuesday on signs that Washington would delay some of those moves quickly evaporated on Wednesday morning.
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Senate Republicans have emphasized that they're interested in an expedited process that doesn't include witnesses and moves quickly to acquittal.
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He moves quickly from one rumor or beef to the next, giving viewers just enough information to understand his caustic burns.
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News moves quickly these days, and there are legitimate concerns about the way fake articles can spread on social media unchallenged.
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His book is peppered with brief stories and artistic allusions, and it moves quickly from idea to idea, study to study.
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Kirkpatrick was much taken with the idealistic activists, but unlike earlier writers on the revolution, moves quickly through the anti-Mubarak uprising.
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As a result, the game moves quickly, and many rugby newcomers find watching it more enjoyable than the sometimes slow-moving union.
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The line moves quickly, and I leave the man behind to find myself in a corridor that leads to a pitch black room.
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"Sisters" moves quickly, and the less practiced reader may be slower to discern a narrative trajectory that leans on allusions to other works.
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Johnson had to make some bold moves quickly Shares of Starbucks fell more than 9% on that news -- and the stock continued to slide.
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"Menswear moves quickly these days, faster than ever before, and technically capable clothing is one of the places it's headed," Fenton told Business Insider.
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Under Jessi D. Hill's direction, the 95-minute Keen Company production moves quickly, in a series of gasp-like three- or four-minute scenes.
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If he leans in on his trade battles or moves quickly to strike Syria, it would temporarily dissipate the clouds surrounding the Russia investigation.
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The ten-episode first season of Dead To Me moves quickly, and when it's over, it leaves us all with one heck of a cliffhanger.
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Traffic moves quickly on this street, and cars typically don't stop to allow us to cross unless I make direct eye contact with a driver.
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Insoluble fiber, on the other hand, helps bulk up your stool so it's soft, and ensures it moves quickly through your gastrointestinal tract, she says.
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Boeing is cutting production of 7373 Max jets as the company moves quickly to finalize a fix that will get the grounded aircraft flying again.
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But The Girlfriend Experience moves quickly, and Christine soon morphs into someone who not only makes sex her living, but is painfully blasé about it.
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It moves quickly, the action is well-paced, and Stokely's character designs immediately and iconically establish who's who, who's where, and who's hating everyone else.
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While we used to think of mobile phones and cloud computing as cutting edge three or four years ago, the frontier in tech moves quickly.
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Even something as grave as "Jaleel's Space Ride" moves quickly from its anxiety into harmonically tricky dreams of aliens, sung over a bouncy keyboard line.
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Businesses don't like uncertainty, nor should they, and this is going to be a time of uncertainty until ... Most people think that government moves quickly.
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You also might be met with a line, but it moves quickly and is definitely worth the wait — try the pulled noodle soup or some dumplings.
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The movie moves quickly, and Rogue One throws a lot at its audience in the first hour without much beyond sheer momentum to hold things together.
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The news moves quickly in Trumpworld, so people are already focused on who could replace James Comey as FBI director after his abrupt firing yesterday evening.
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A grinning woman in a black baseball cap moves quickly along on her crutches, a carriage per stop; she offers no story, just asks for money.
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The pilot moves quickly, and because it's Ginny's first day in the majors, we get our crash course in the off-field dynamics through her eyes.
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The relationship between Mieke and Brandt, which begins with a smoldering exchange of glances and moves quickly from there, is the center of the film's intrigue.
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The latter is a better bet, since Congress rarely moves quickly and because figuring out how to regulate the social media giant will prove beyond its capability.
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But when the spacing is where it needs to be and the ball moves quickly around the floor, the Knicks have enough scorers to make good things happen.
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And software moves quickly enough that there's no reason a car shouldn't simply get better, prettier, and more useful over the months or years that you use it.
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Republicans are hoping that Trump moves quickly in naming a new FBI director, as they think this could help them get back to healthcare and tax reform. Sen.
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The Hunt Aware that square footage isn't easy to find downtown, a couple moves quickly through a labyrinth of sixth-floor walk-ups, mock balconies and dark studios.
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"Unless the new administration moves quickly to pass a credible fiscal programme, Brazil runs the risk of following down the same path as Argentina and Turkey," they said.
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The action moves quickly from there: Shortly thereafter, ambitious young executive Lockhart (Dane DeHaan) is called into a meeting with the board of the corporation he works for.
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She slips them off her feet, and finds a pair of innocuous-looking black flats to replace them, and moves quickly down the hall into the Paola's office.
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Action stills, sports and just about anything that moves quickly will usually be out of your range, simply because you won't be able to shoot consecutive stills fast enough.
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When Cold Specks, née Ladan Hussein, sings this, she sounds fatigued on this soul song that moves quickly but feels slow, the first single from her forthcoming third album.
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It rarely moves quickly, the camera lingering over images that are hard to forget because they're so eerie, the story leaving just enough unexplained to evoke mystery and wonder.
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As the Trump administration moves quickly to make good on its campaign promises, China appears to be putting down markers and drawing foreign policy red lines not to be crossed.
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But DowDuPont now says widespread sales of Enlist seeds in the United States, Canada and Brazil may be delayed until the 2020 planting seasons unless the Philippines regulator moves quickly.
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"Menswear moves quickly these days, faster than ever before, and technically capable clothing is one of the places it's headed," Dwight Fenton, head of design at Bonobos, told Business Insider.
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The Silicon Valley-based company is under intense pressure as governments across Europe threaten new laws unless Facebook moves quickly to remove extremist propaganda or other content illegal under existing regulation.
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It moves quickly and does a nice job of weaving together two story lines involving an elfin world that is threatened when a giant tree, known as the Ellcrys, begins to die.
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The sensor sends data to a computer which processes it and the information is then relayed back to the robot arm, which moves quickly if it is on course for a collision.
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It's a nearly religious point among climate-change skeptics, not least among them President Donald Trump: If America moves quickly to reduce carbon emissions, electric bills will spike and business will suffer.
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Apple says it hasn't yet had any serious conversations about opening or extending its wireless audio interfaces, but that it's committed to a wireless world, so let's hope the company moves quickly.
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The animated action is bouncy and frenetic, and if the story becomes a little too busy, it moves quickly and makes room for a barrage of jokes and even some character development.
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A tropical depression could form over the weekend while the system moves quickly westward to west-northwestward and crossing the Windward Islands Saturday night and Sunday, the Miami based weather forecaster said.
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So the widening of programming roles on the SOL could be a boon for UK startups looking to expand their talent base — at least if the government moves quickly to implement the recommendations.
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"When water gets between ice and land, it moves quickly, bringing lots of heat in, and melting the ice above it more rapidly," said Thomas Wagner, the director of NASA's polar science program.
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The camera moves quickly over the ballista Bronn used to shoot at Drogon in Season 7's loot train battle, and shows that the ballista is aimed directly at a giant dragon skull.
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Schatz told the news outlet that the legislation is an attempt to regulate high-frequency trading, an algorithm-driven process that investors use to react to market moves quickly and make trades in seconds.
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A video clip of the minister, Anutin Charnvirakul, and dozen officials showing off their moves, quickly went viral among Thai social media users, some of whom questioned whether the officials had been sampling the product.
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Facebook is under intense pressure in Europe as governments across the continent threaten new laws and fines unless the company moves quickly to remove extremist propaganda or other content that violates local laws. (reut.rs/2oBwHEO).
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If Apple moves quickly to fix some of the problems with Apple Music — cleaning up its user interface, adding handy features like Spotify's in-app lyrics browser — it could easily build on that early growth.
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Soccer fields are big and the game moves quickly, so it's easy for the head referee to lose sight of a defender kicking ankles or a midfielder throwing elbows among 22 players on the field.
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Another thing to note: It's important to sprinkle coarse strands of Parmesan into the pan, preferably cheese that you've shredded using the largest holes of your grater (it's less than a cup, so grating moves quickly).
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said tariffs will remain after a Phase 210.65 trade deal signing later on Wednesday, but President Donald Trump could consider easing them if China moves quickly to seal a second agreement.
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Twenty seconds into the building chaos, a man in a red plaid shirt comes into the frame and his right arm moves quickly toward Kessler, in what appears to be an attempt to strike or push him.
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"The Christmas Chronicles," which moves quickly through a series of misadventures, is quite enjoyable, though the hippest of St. Nicks engages in a fair bit of fat-shaming conventional visions of Santa, and that's not so enjoyable.
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If the FAA moves quickly to adopt this new approach (as they have with previous committee recommendations), it would pave the way for large scale operations, like the drone delivery programs Amazon and Google have been working on.
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The central bank will also be closely watching to see if parliament moves quickly to ratify an 11 trillion won ($10.01 billion) supplementary budget, with delays, if they occur, risking to weaken its stimulatory impact on the economy.
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Advocates for the TPP pact argue that ditching the deal will compromise the nation's leadership position in the Asia-Pacific and potentially imperil relationships with key allies while China moves quickly to fill the economic and geopolitical void.
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The goal is to create a single, seamless organization that moves quickly, saves resources, and — perhaps most crucially — minimizes staff overlap and the kind of infighting that marked the 2016 relationship between the Trump campaign and the party.
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But that oversimplification still helps people who think about television figure out how to classify various artistic movements within a medium that moves quickly and often responsively to events within both the medium itself and the world at large.
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The idea seems to be that Mary thinks that if she moves quickly enough, and keeps deflecting the attention from herself to the others, the suspicious men in her life won't be able to tell if she's using again.
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In June, she released "Bodak Yellow" on Atlantic Records, and the song—in which she sings "I don't dance now, I make money moves"—quickly swept clubs and radio stations, taking over the charts for the rest of the year.
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He is hoping that Mr. Trump makes only modest adjustments to the terms of trade with America's neighbors and moves quickly to strike a trade deal with Japan, whose $1.5 billion market is the biggest and most important one for beef.
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The game moves quickly, and requires a level of athleticism, precision, and quick-thinking strategy that makes it riveting to watch; it's also easy for anyone to play, requiring nothing more elaborate than a patch of land and a ball.
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The film moves quickly through her final years and death in 1989 from ovarian cancer, as if the creators did not want to dwell on the idea of someone so funny leaving behind a legacy shaped in part by a premature demise.
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It's a blend of approaches: he's a big man at six and a half feet tall and nearly 250 pounds, but he moves quickly, with lots of power moves mixed with submissions and a smattering of high-flying stuff to change things up.
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"Soma moves quickly from having the student choose from two choices to three or more, from picking up pieces of paper to having the student point to the answer, and then to pointing to letters to spell the answer," reads the explainer on HALO's website.
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" John Shivel, vice president of corporate events at Fruit of the Loom, told CNBC the company has "no idea" how many people stop by the exhibit every year, but noted they have devised a system in which the line moves quickly "and people can shop.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - As the U.S. Congress moves quickly to pass the first federal law governing self-driving cars, some state and city officials are pushing back over fears that the measure will limit their ability to regulate vehicle safety at the local level.
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The White House is hoping the Senate moves quickly to confirm Kavanaugh before the midterm elections in November threaten to unfurl the narrow Republican majority in the chamber and nix the precious leverage the GOP holds over some red state Democrats up for reelection in 2018.
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WASHINGTON — Vice President-elect Mike Pence will take over as the leader of Donald J. Trump's transition effort, pushing aside Chris Christie, the governor of New Jersey, as Mr. Trump moves quickly to assemble a government after his stunning upset victory, the transition team said on Friday.
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"I hope that this regulation moves quickly through the legal challenges process and can get implemented, because we need more transparency in drug prices in our system," Adrienne Faerber, a lecturer and health outcomes researcher at The Dartmouth Institute for Health Policy and Clinical Practice in New Hampshire.
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The Monday court filing shows Democrats doubling down on that argument even as the impeachment process moves quickly and after the House committees involved unveiled two impeachment articles that focused narrowly on Trump's alleged abuse of power over his dealings with Ukraine and the administration's obstruction of Congress.
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One anonymous cybersecurity analyst at a major bank ("Jeffrey") told CNBC that such stolen data usually moves quickly online, as the longer it is known to have been compromised, the less useful it is—many victims as well as financial institutions will have taken steps to safeguard against possible fraud.
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His whip smart brain moves quickly—at one moment, he'll be telling you a story about playing with John Prine, then he'll reference a specific moment in a Grateful Dead documentary, then find a way to shit on Trump, and somehow make a reference to Steely Dan along the way.
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They lasted well into the evening's endgame, and after Caruana had signed their boards they moved to the other side of the room and offered advice to Michael J. DeMarco, the president of Mack-Cali Realty Corporation, who had arrived late and had to make several moves quickly to get caught up.
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On the other hand, there is much to hope for: If the bankruptcy court moves quickly, if the Trump administration grasps that rebuilding an energy infrastructure around fossil fuel is the definition of insanity, if the Puerto Rican people are given the assistance they need, first to survive and then to rebuild, and if entrenched interests on the island would make way for the common good, then the social justice issues that have conspired to make the island especially vulnerable might finally get a hearing.
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