The phrase "an answer sooner" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when requesting a response or solution more quickly than usual.
Example: "I would appreciate an answer sooner rather than later, as the deadline is approaching."
Alternatives: "a quicker response" or "a prompt reply".
But, Ms. Visco added, "it's unfortunate that insurance companies did not take that position a number of years ago because we could have saved lives and we would have had an answer much sooner".
Sometimes, an answer comes sooner than later.
eBooks are not for everyone, but if you've ever found an innovative solution to a desperate situation and wished you could have simply paid someone to give you the answer sooner, it's likely there's a market out there for an ebook on the subject.
While attempting to rebuild a franchise as ruined as the Knicks is very much a long-term project, there are more than a few questions that Jackson will have to answer sooner rather than later.
They asked the question every father has to answer sooner or later: "Dad, did you know there's a band called the Butthole Surfers?" As they laughed, I got all serious: "Believe it or not, your dad played with the Butthole Surfers.
"I wouldn't describe it as a change of heart... Of course I would have wanted to get to the answer sooner... but it's complicated.
Whether Chad Pennington can do better is the question that the Jets -- and Edwards -- have to answer sooner rather than later.
Courted by Leicester, among others, he openly stated last week that he needed "an answer from myself sooner rather than later because it's affecting my performance".
Could that same transformation occur a-synchronously or through a video lecture or through Skype?" If the number of business schools continues to rise, and competition becomes fierecer, it is a question that will be answered sooner rather than later.
These are questions to be answered sooner or later in an issue of Cahiers du Cinema.
