Sentence examples for down to the faster from inspiring English sources

But David Kern, chief economist at the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC), said: "While improvements may be partly down to the faster rate of economic growth, the pace of [deficit] reduction remains modest.

This process illustrates self-organization and evolution, in which all possible routes are whittled down to the fastest one.

Equation (38) means that the dust grains, on average, fall down to the star faster than without the lift force.

If you can get the translator down to the E.R. fast enough to figure out what the heck is going on, you can actually save lots of lives here.

Join us as we count down to the worst fast food product of 2010.

However, today's Global Report clearly shows that policies being agreed upon internationally are not filtering down to the ground fast enough and when conflict is present, children continue to be at risk of recruitment.

Even in an expanding economy, the benefits of growth do not always trickle down to the slums very fast.

"Fetch a dinghy!" We pedalled down to the bay as fast as we could.

I'd say it was more like that bladder-popping ride in which we all start at the top and plunge straight down to the bottom - very fast and with lots of screaming and shouting en route.

I slipped out the front gate, dashed on my bike, and flew vertically down the slopes of Cannes in a flash--propelled by all the Xurus bubbly --all the way down the steep curving roads, faster and faster, right down to the moonlit sea.

When the sun finally goes down and the call to prayer comes, the streets are eerily silent except for the clink of cutlery from open apartment windows as families sit down to break the fast.