Sentence examples for climbed fast from inspiring English sources

Although a relatively young school, EPFL has climbed fast up the world academic rankings: in terms of ERC grants, awarded on the basis of scientific excellence, the 90-plus it currently holds rival the number at far better-known, longer-established institutions such as Oxford and Cambridge.

An impatient public, however, seems to think he hasn't climbed fast enough.

But it has climbed faster in the city over the last year than in the adjacent areas.

Prices have climbed faster for corporate medallions because of the growth of taxi fleets.

But house prices have climbed faster than rents, so new buyers pay more to service their mortgages than they receive in rental income.

Growth has come in the right sort of jobs, too: wages have climbed faster than the national average (which is buoyed up by London) over the past decade.

What You'll Pay In the neighborhood's higher-end buildings, prices have climbed faster than similar-sized units on the Upper East and Upper West Sides, brokers say.

The Indonesian transport minister, Ignasius Jonan, has said that based on radar data the plane climbed faster than normal in its final minutes and then stalled.

That calculation, according to housing agencies, threatened to penalize places like New York, where the cost of providing vouchers has climbed faster than inflation.

The measures kicked in as figures confirmed that take-home pay fell for the first time in three decades in 2010 because prices climbed faster than incomes.

Meanwhile, corporate profits jumped 11.6percentthethe biggest quarterly increase since 1992, and business investment climbed faster than the government had first estimated.