Sentence examples for Substantially quicker from inspiring English sources

While Oracle has demonstrated that it can be competitive, and even faster, on the downwind sections of the five-leg course in San Francisco Bay, New Zealand has proved to be substantially quicker and more agile on the long upwind third leg toward the Golden Gate.

Heat transports substantially quicker through axial direction than through radial direction [53].

Emmert et al. ([2012]) found quite recently that CO2 concentration in the lower thermosphere increases substantially quicker than modelers expected.

In addition to its larger PTT userbase, Sprint's current solution (iDEN) is already substantially quicker to connect than Verizon's.

The soft tyre is proving substantially quicker than the medium in the Bahrain heat and the teams will want to spend as much time as possible on the softer rubber come Sunday.

rider Tiziano Dall'Antonia was the first to break 23 minutes for the climb, but his stay at the top of the standings was short as Wiggins' team-mate Danny Pate, a former world time trial champion at under-23 level, went substantially quicker than Dall'Antonia, setting a benchmark of 29' 29" for the climb.

When the future date filter is applied the number of tweets is reduced substantially, a quick experiment on 144,167 tweets containing unrest keywords collected on 2013-03-01 fonly that only 1,512 of these tweets also contained future dates.

But the details of the plan leave it unclear that it would provide substantially easier or quicker access to downtown, and the Island's business and political leaders, worried that such a project would imperil other transportation initiatives that they hold dear, have given the mayor's plan chilly reviews.

The author was an American architect named Roger Ulrich who specialised in hospital design, and he had stumbled upon something unusual: over nine years, patients in a hospital in Pennsylvania who underwent gallbladder surgery made substantially better and quicker recoveries if they had a natural view from their beds.

For half a century, builders have sought to capture the promise of modular construction for high-rise housing: substantially lower construction costs, a quicker schedule, better quality and less waste.

Rising unemployment, however, changes the quick-recovery script substantially.