Sentence examples for fast elsewhere from inspiring English sources

And, I am sure, that facet of human nature holds fast elsewhere in the world.

Meanwhile, the green industrial revolution continues to unfold fast elsewhere in the world, amid plunging costs.

Chains, supermarkets and shopping malls are competing with small family-owned shops in Italy, though not as fast as elsewhere.

Many states continue to make headlines because of overcrowded prisons and jails, mostly in cases where the state has not built new prisons as fast as elsewhere.

Land prices in the holy cities have leapt by as much as tenfold since the removal of Saddam Hussein, twice as fast as elsewhere in Iraq.

In 2008-12 homicides fell by 75% in the pacified favelas, twice as fast as elsewhere in Rio.But the UPPs also demonstrate the need for sustained effort.

While inflation has declined steadily in Britain from its peak of 5.2% last September, with oil prices down sharply from last summer's record highs and food prices also weaker, it has not fallen as fast as elsewhere.

Britain's Department for International Development (DfID) said in a briefing paper: "Even if it were to start raining today, the planting window for cereals has already closed in the southern part of the region [Africa] and is fast closing elsewhere.

Although Portugal's population is ageing, this is happening less quickly than in other EU countries, so the share of working people in the population will not fall as fast as elsewhere.

Les Racines 6thh arr) is an unassuming Latin Quarter bistro, where genial chef Jean-François Debert cooks splendid heritage dishes that are fast disappearing elsewhere – juicy Montbéliard sausages with lentils, succulent kidneys smothered with Dijon mustard, and brandade de morue, a creamy cod and potato gratin (plat du jour €14).

When China and other parts of Asia bounced back from the global slowdown faster than elsewhere, Americans latched onto the idea that Asia's fast growth could lead the world firmly out of recession.