Sentence examples for both faster and more from inspiring English sources

The general idea is that they tend to find a Bentley both faster and more commodious, but for a brief, blessed moment yesterday it became possible to contemplate a very different explanation.

With Ms. Osipova's phenomenal feet, the running is both faster and more springing than we've ever seen it; and it's always heartfelt.

This in turns makes analysis both faster and more accurate.

Our experiments show that they are both faster and more memory-efficient than existing parallel algorithms.

Because participants were both faster and more accurate for changes to animate objects, we can discount the possibility of a speed-accuracy trade-off.

Pneumatic tyres made bikes both faster and more comfortable, and led directly to a big increase in the number of women who were able to take up cycling.

Writing in English makes your note taking both faster and much more accurate.

Thus, building a long series of such plants all along the Mexican side of the border could power cities on both sides faster and more cheaply than similar arrays built north of the border.  .

Sure, as we said in our review of the XK8 last year, a Mercedes-Benz CLK AMG 55 can be had for this money, and that car is both faster and a bit more capable, with quicker steering, particularly in tight corners.

Cells from older individuals are much harder to reprogram than those from younger ones, and it is both faster and 100-fold more efficient to reprogram keratinocytes than fibroblasts (Aasen et al., 2008).

This effect was caused by differences in mating propensity – S. cerevisiae haploid vegetative cells were both faster maters and more likely to mate than S. paradoxus cells.