Sentence examples for competitive speed from inspiring English sources

The big problem with speed reading is comprehension – Anne Jones, the current top competitive speed reader, set a 2001 competition record of 2,246wpm with a 60% comprehension rate.

"The kid has really good, competitive speed," the scout said.

Competitive speed and cheaper apps spell the end to requirements gathering and testing for new tech.

Four drivers, Hideshi Matsuda, Boat, Doug Didero and Stan Wattles, crashed today trying to get up to a competitive speed.

A former competitive speed skater, Mr. Longueuil joined SAC and worked closely with Noah Freeman, a longtime friend.

Mr. Weisel, a Rochester, Minn., native who was once a competitive speed skater, rose to fame during the technology boom.

Developed by a Boston company of the same name, it's an add-on for e-reader apps that aims to let you blitz through a book at up to 1,000 words per minute (wpm), a speed comparable with competitive speed-readers.

So how about the real masters of fast eating, the competitive speed-eaters?

Working with two-time Indycar champ (1997 and '98) and former Formula One driver Alessandro "Alex" Zanardi, BMW Motorsport is developing an M4 for the German Touring Car Masters (known as DTM, for Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters) that can be driven at competitive speeds using only hand controls.

Fiber providers like Google and Verizon (which owns Aol, which owns TechCrunch, by the way) are continuing to roll out their networks, pushing services using traditional connections to provide competitive speeds — and, critically, bringing solid broadband to remote areas where it has been hard to come by for decades.

It's no surprise that these retro games comprise the bedrock of competitive speed-running, even before their codes are exploited for cheat routes through proceedings.