Repeated pneumonic plague outbreaks in Madagascar [14] tend to be 'small, scattered, highly localized, and self-limiting' [14], and bear no resemblance to the medieval Black Death, which had a broad, fast-moving epidemic front in the primary wave.
Markets were suddenly bigger, broader, faster and encompassed more shaky economies.
But it also locates his constructions within the broader, fast-moving history of postwar object-making, both American and European, with its attention to found materials, abstract forms and nontraditional techniques and, above all, its fusion of painting and sculpture.
Republicans had tied passage of the TAA package to another much broader fast-track trade bill to streamline trade agreements.
Screening is a broad and fast measurement of a child's skills, and is a good preliminary step to determine if your child requires a more in depth evaluation.
It was just last month that Republicans were outlining a broad and fast-paced agenda to begin immediately next month when they gain control of both houses of Congress.
A letter to Congress that excoriates the Senate proposal, and that the immigration officers' union signed for the first time, reveals simmering unrest among Homeland Security employees, who have been asked to carry out broad and fast-paced immigration policy shifts by the Obama administration.
Call it ImClone II, only bigger, broader and faster.
It was the result of the biggest, broadest and fastest government response in history.
At the very least, it may embolden members of the bureaucracy looking for broader or faster changes in the economy.
