Sentence examples for far more brisk from inspiring English sources

It's a shooting game, but as a standard definition game with somewhat limited 3-D graphics, it can't hold a candle to a lot of shooting games on the Xbox 360 and the PlayStation 3. It's not particularly easy to control, using a Wii remote with a Wii Motion Plus attachment. 1 Up are more positive though: Certainly the action is far more brisk than in previous Metroid titles.

If we had to gamble on it, we'd bet the IPO market will be far more brisk this year than last year, which was the worst year for tech IPOs in particular since 2009.

Activity has been even more brisk so far this month, with the daily average rising to 221,000 during the first 12 trading days of the year.

It was a time of brisk international trade, with far more ships coming to port than in the early years of the Turkish republic, he said, adding, "Ottomans were much more globalized in that respect".

John Calvert of Fact asserts that it is "a far more meditative album" for deviating from its predecessor's "tight, brisk pop songs", "nuanced [guitar] interplay", and "light dynamics".

Using all of the 154 horsepower and 273 pound-feet of torque available in Sport mode — on the road, the power is far more impressive than the numbers sound — my zero-to-60 runs measured a brisk 7 seconds, about the same as a gasoline RAV4 with the V-6 engine.

A brisk dip will do you less harm — and bring you far more pleasure — than full immersion.

Far more.

Far more frequently, though, the dancing flows over, rather than with, the music's beat: it's a boat sailing steadily over the steady brisk pulse of engines or oars that propel it.

It is far more.

Far more important.