Sentence examples for able to make fast from inspiring English sources

For this to work, however, the company needs to be able to make fast decisions about what to make — and then to produce and distribute its products quickly.

We might not be able to make fast food healthier or discourage the gluttony our culture reveres, but we can make walking less unpleasant.

For this to work, however, the company needs to be able to make fast decisions about what to make and then to produce and distribute its products quickly.

The instrument is able to make fast measurements (up to 4 Hz) and shows a limit of detection of 10 pptv/60 s.

During the camp it is necessary for the leadership to be able to make fast decisions and revise routines.

Jeff McCrea, director of marketing for Intel's Desktop Products Group, said Intel was able to make faster chips less expensive by improving manufacturing techniques and developing lower costs for packaging the chips.

Consolidating that information to have one source of the truth, to be able to make faster, more competitive decisions more quickly, is a really important focus in 2010.

Psychologically, our senses are heightened, and we're able to make faster decisions.

The engineers working on the sound-on-disc system were able to draw on expertise that Western Electric already had in electrical disc recording and were thus able to make faster initial progress.

Individuals monitoring the behaviour of other group members may be able to make faster, more accurate assessments of their environment through the information that signals and cues provide (Valone & Templeton 2002).

The investment group should be able to make a fast and tidy profit, perhaps a cool billion or more.