Sentence examples for be completed more quickly from inspiring English sources

A level may be completed more quickly this way, but there is a real sense of teamwork and achievement.

Although litigation could delay any recount, as it did in Florida in 2000, most require the process to be completed more quickly than it is done in Ohio.

The media secretary said she would have hoped the root and branch review of the BBC's governance could be completed more quickly but she was glad it was being "taken seriously".

The recent availability of new 32-bit programming tools allowed calculations of chromatograms to be completed more quickly so as to show peak movements which result for example from slight changes in eluent pH.

Our results in general confirm that, on average, trials will be completed more quickly with the Rolling 6, with negligible penalty in terms of patient safety during the trial or as a result of the selected MTD, although the Rolling 6 on average will require more patients and thus will incur higher research costs.

Fearing attack by Britain and France, the Board switched priority to the smaller s shortly afterwards in the belief that they could be completed more quickly so that progress on Kreml slowed to a crawl once construction began on 2 October.

The reproductive cycle in most angiosperms is completed more quickly than that in gymnosperms, and the gametophytes are smaller and simpler and, unlike those of most gymnosperms, lack archegonia.

Administering the Delphi survey was more labor-intensive, and took longer, than we anticipated; it might have been more effective had it been completed more quickly.

The repairs were completed more quickly than expected, and Australia rejoined the 2nd BCS Squadron at Rosyth on 9 June, having missed the Battle of Jutland.

The results show that the reaction rate is limited by diffusion and is much slower with the laminar flow pattern, whereas the reaction is completed more quickly in the segmented flow due to better mixing.

Infrastructure projects built through public-private partnerships in Britain and Chile, where the arrangement is far more common than in America, have sometimes, though not always, been completed more cheaply and quickly than public plans.At the state and local level transport budgets will remain tight while unemployment is high.