Sentence examples for close to fast from inspiring English sources

Living close to supermarkets or grocers did not make students thin and living close to fast food outlets did not make them fat.

That helps to explain why heavily Indian London boroughs like Barnet, Brent and Redbridge suffer an unusually large number of burglaries (another reason is that they are close to fast roads along which burglars can make a swift getaway)."These sorts of crimes are regarded even by criminals as the preserve of the desperate," says James Treadwell, a Leicester University criminologist.

However, necrotic regions present in the biopsies were generally small, and close to fast dividing tumour cells.

* You're no longer beholden to room service, or hotel restaurants... you're close to fast food joints, pizza delivery is always an option AND stock your room with muffins, juice, beef jerky, junk food, Red Bull and other non-kitchen-type foods that you can eat quick to get you to (and through) the next meeting.

Airbus also plans to expand its production in Asia beyond its main factory in Tianjin, China, to be close to fast-growing new markets.

And companies are becoming increasingly concerned that offshoring services may do longer-term damage.The best argument for locating activities overseas nowadays is to be close to fast-growing new markets, and it will only become stronger.

But all, say the authors, pose a serious threat to human health and water supplies, and all are located within or close to fast-growing cities in poor or low-income countries.

The study found children living closer to fast food outlets were more likely to gain a significant amount of weight between the first and last year of primary school.

This week the class will continue to build on the basics, bringing them a little closer to fast food independence.

Bands like Infest and Crossed Out and labels like Slap A Ham put out fast, brutal records that sounded closer to fast old punk like Siege than gay metal like Biohazard and it made everything feel exciting again.

29 30 Laska et al 30 found that BMI Z-score or percentage body fat was significantly lower among those who were closest to fast food outlets (within 800 m of their school).