Sentence examples for as quickly before from inspiring English sources

And few cities were moving as quickly before the financial crisis as this Sacramento suburb, which the Census Bureau proclaimed America's fastest-growing city in 2006.

About a dozen sanitation workers have been dismissed, lampposts are not being repainted as quickly as before and the district employs fewer bilingual students to help visitors find their way around.

And while most buyout firms have plenty of cash, they are not raising new money as quickly as before -- 24 billion euros in 2002, a 37percentt decline from 2001.

If they are right to be worried, then profits will not grow as quickly as before; bulls essentially lowered the discount rate but kept their cashflow forecasts unchanged.Now perhaps investors think central banks are wrong in their growth fears, although this would be odd given the exaggerated faith they seem to have in the ability of Janet, Mario et al to manage the cycle.

Paranjpe says that while new orders may not be coming in as quickly as before, they're beginning to see changes in the types of services that financial firms are after.

At a time when lots of big companies aren't growing as quickly as before, and opportunities for advancement can seem rarer than hen's teeth, what's her secret?

That's three times as quickly as before and it's a trend that will continue in the decades to come.

Lloyds said complaints fell towards the end of 2013 but that it no longer expects them to drop off as quickly as before.

Hawking now uses a system that incorporates predictive text, allowing him to type twice as quickly as before and send emails ten times faster.

Silicon Valley, saddled with ridiculously high costs, will not snap back as quickly as before.

They're finding that their products aren't being purchased as quickly as before, or as Mason put it: "merchants simply weren't seeing the same value as they are in the U.S".