Sentence examples for been much swifter from inspiring English sources

This time, however, government response has been much swifter, and the virus may be thwarted before more than a handful of farms are affected, says Neil Ferguson of Imperial College London, one of several scientists who helped guide policy in 2001 by building models of the virus's spread.

The $15 measure, on the other hand, would have been much swifter.

The latter was much swifter, however, so that it was potentially more important for irrigation, even though much harder to tame.

Twice they have won the World Series, yet both times — though the first was much swifter and more devastating — they dismantled their roster.

Then, the company shrank by one-third, and while the "resizing" is less drastic now, he said, it is much swifter and steadier.

The judgment in the Don Dale case – the cartoon was published on 4 August after the Four Corners expose – was much swifter because it did not go to a full adjudication but was settled by mediation.

Using fMRI technology, which is much swifter and more sensitive than PET scanning, he and his colleagues have been able to focus even more closely on what he calls the visual word form area or, more informally, "the brain's letterbox".

The film's pacing was praised by reviewers in The New York Times and The Washington Post as being much swifter than its predecessor and closer to that of the television series.

Progress would be much swifter, and recognition much greater, if comments on disability services and rights were included as part of a strategic partnership agreement between the US and Vietnam.

For anakinra and canakinumab the effect in SJIA is much swifter and is expected to occur within days.

Reformers think the procedure for sacking bullies in uniform should be much swifter.