Sentence examples for could fast from inspiring English sources

Could fast fashion be losing its appeal as the human and environmental cost of cheap clothing becomes clearer?

At 15 I went to a residential arts high school so that I could fast track my way to an Ivy League degree.

You are also at least subliminally aware that the same force could fast turn into an equally potent weapon of destruction.

Jonathan's apparent determination to cling on to power at all costs risks plunging Africa's most populous nation into a political crisis that could fast spiral out of control.

But with the Germans deeply concerned about the impact of the ECB writing such vast cheques, the eurozone fault lines could fast become a fracture.

But as his human wife, only Sashimani could fast and weep for him when, every 12 years or so, his stump-body was replaced and she became, technically, a widow, shaving her head and leaving off her jewels.

Could fast-food workers feasibly become the dues-paying GM workers of the future?

Transformation and development is going at a very slow pace; better education could fast-forward the transition, but the government is not paying attention to education.

But Mr. Mehta said he wished he could fast-forward the calendar to a week hence, to the post-birth, and be assured that the book would sell.

"This is the overflow of her high-reactive nature," Kagan told me, standing near the monitor so he could fast-forward to the good parts.

Frustrated by the slow progress of trials, they suggested abandoning the placebo in favour of other forms of clinical trial that could fast-track treatments.