Examples of using Relatively quickly in English and their translations into Portuguese
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But Omega needed the typeface relatively quickly so we called in Aurèle Sack to help us out
Since symptoms usually settle down relatively quickly once the fruit is swallowed
But the solutions must have penetrated the logs relatively quickly, certainly within a year or so.
According to the organisations involved, despite everything, aid has got under way relatively quickly.
I am firmly convinced that corrective measures in these five areas will, relatively quickly, help to make the internal market work.
But, as I have already indicated, all the countries are approaching the point at which they will be ready for accession relatively quickly.
According to biologist Stephen Blair Hedges,"If life arose relatively quickly on Earth… then it could be common in the universe.
arrived in 13/06, relatively quickly in less than a month,
Mineral fertilisation makes particular sense if you want to give a plant a lot of nutrients relatively quickly.
The pathogen survives in infected tubers which decay relatively quickly, but oospores may survive in soil for many years Stevenson.
not supported by any other, would relatively quickly lay down to the ground.
one can expect relatively quickly with the appropriate medical care.
This model provides a mechanism that explains how the plates could move relatively quickly(in a matter of a few months)
I should like to give you an example of one way in which you can meet these expectations relatively quickly in at least one small segment.
can then be taken out relatively quickly with a drive-by.
you can get there relatively quickly in your car for hire.
the ability to get an expert analysis relatively quickly is the best benefit.
you might be able to get it together relatively quickly.
therefore to the conduction of power relatively quickly down to the underground,
five hit the rail relatively quickly.