Sentence examples for Marginally faster than from inspiring English sources

Instead, it was intended as a high subsonic transport, traveling only marginally faster than current-generation airliners.

I am only marginally faster than someone who stacked it and had to get back on before she could continue the time trial.

Growth in the four quarters of 2017 now looks likely to come in at 2.3percentt, marginally faster than the consensus just before the president's election.

In contrast, the H7N9 virus produces infectious progeny only marginally faster than the H1N1 strains, but its progeny is remarkably effective, infecting cells significantly faster per infectious virus unit (per TCID50) than the three other viruses.

In the decades after World War II, by contrast, the average income of the top 1 percent grew only marginally faster than inflation and significantly slower than middle-class incomes.

Because of my disability I can move marginally faster than a snail, and I could ask them to stop or to cry for help if only they had the patience to understand what I was saying, given my profound speech impediment.

Combinations in which fungal source leaves were of the same species or family as the substratum, or the fungal source resembled the substratum in quality had marginally faster decomposition than when the fungal source and substratum leaves were mismatched (i.e., unrelated and of dissimilar quality).

Mountains have been drilled through; billions of dollars, euros and pounds spent constructing gargantuan automated data centres (some with duplicates as backup, so expensive is down-time) and microwave transmission systems, such as the one between Frankfurt and London, because light travels marginally faster through air than through fibre-optic cable.

These effects amount to 90%% compared to those of the original master process, because the electronic submission process is marginally faster and more reliable than the paper-based submission.

The behavioral results support this interpretation in that both younger and older adults had marginally faster reaction times after positive feedback than after negative or neutral feedback.

The Savory version, clear enough to indicate the breadth of his sound, is three minutes and two choruses longer than the studio recording seven months earlier, at a marginally faster tempo, and just as psychologically intense.