Sentence examples for far more rapid from inspiring English sources

"These promote far more rapid healing," he said.

The recent fall has been far more rapid than most declines since 1987.

On pensions, they urge a far more rapid move towards a private system than the CDU.

"We expect far more rapid action after the emphatic remarks of the Israeli prime minister," he added.

Shaffer's team expected modest resedimentation, but the transformation was far more rapid and dramatic than they'd thought possible.

Both evolve via a process of descent with modification, although cultural evolution is far more rapid than biological evolution.

Economic growth after Bill Clinton's tax increases was far more rapid than economic growth after George W. Bush's tax cuts.

Yet this risk is hardly insignificant and babies who do develop H.I.V. have a far more rapid and devastating decline than adults.

An estimated 14,000 of New York City's 78,000 public school teachers plan to retire over the next 18 months, a far more rapid pace than anticipated.

The financial markets, Mr. Greenspan said, "have been assuming a far more rapid snap back than I frankly think is likely to happen".

Some wiseacre told me - when I was actually fucking dying - that a foetus undergoes far more rapid cell division during ontogeny than any cancer.