Sentence examples for demonstrably faster from inspiring English sources

Tapping out the pass code on small keys on a not-always-responsive touch screen is a hassle, and not demonstrably faster than signing a regular credit card slip.

Well yeah: you're comparing two different types of storage, one of which is demonstrably faster than the other.

It was the second weekend in succession in which Hamilton had been beaten to pole position but been demonstrably faster in the grand prix.

The only fly in the ointment for Rosberg was that Hamilton was again demonstrably the faster of the two drivers in the race.

Qualified as Britain's leading sprinter in the forthcoming World Athletics Championships in South Korea, demonstrably still the fastest man in the land six years after being banned for two years as one of the leading casualties of the Balco scandal, Chambers is declared persona non grata by UK Athletics before tomorrow night's Diamond League meet at Crystal Palace.

'Is it possible to build a general purpose, programmable quantum computer?' Well, now we've done it and so have others". With that main technical hurdle out of the way, he says, the next phase is demonstrating "quantum advantage". That is, showing that quantum computers can demonstrably solve useful problems faster than a traditional computer or at least less expensively.

The government's reckless policy of cutting spending and raising taxes too far and too fast is demonstrably not working.

Its price has risen ten-fold over the past five years — faster than many demonstrably better wines — but Xie says that's only because Chinese consumers are focused on the label, not the quality.

But when a good idea demonstrably works, it can spread fast.

It is surely no coincidence that Ikaria only got its first supermarket three years ago, while, in contrast to the centenarians, the generation of Okinawans born since the arrival of the US airbase and its accompanying fast-food outlets have demonstrably declining health.

Economics teaches that, when the stock of capital is rising faster than the workforce as has demonstrably been the case in industrial countries since the second world war the return of each additional unit of capital should fall over time.