Sentence examples for far faster rates from inspiring English sources

So far most firms have achieved far faster rates of reduction by restructuring and selling bad assets, but some worry that the easy gains have now been made.

"We are losing social housing through right to buy at a far faster rate than section 106 agreements could ever replace it," he said.

The blame, most agree, sits with unsustainable human consumption damaging ecosystems, creating climate change and destroying habitats at a far faster rate than previously thought.

It isn't generally noted that right next door, the cerrado, Brazil's equivalent of Africa's Serengeti, is being transformed at a far faster rate.

He pointed out (yet again) that the number of people working was growing at a far faster rate than the working-age population.

The stockmarket boom poured billions of dollars into laying new fibre-optic cables at a far faster rate than Teledesic had expected.

Stern said that although current climate forecasts were even more gloomy than he had predicted in 2006, technological advancement was happening at a far faster rate than he had imagined.

The challenge faced by the incoming Asda chief executive was writ large today as Waitrose posted sales figures that showed it growing at a far faster rate than its larger rivals.

Ad spending for online video was estimated last year at $2.9 billion, a fraction of the $64.5 billion in ad spending on television, but it is growing at a far faster rate than its traditional counterpart.

The firms saw that many young women were entering the profession, but quitting at a far faster rate than men, largely because they viewed the grueling, inflexible schedule as incompatible with raising a family.

The flaw in this is that the profits growth currently being discounted by the stockmarket assumes a far faster rate of growth in productivity than even the latest rosy figures support.