Sentence examples for fast quite from inspiring English sources

Longevity is rising fast, quite possibly a lot faster than most forecasts.

It's about capitalism, feminism, how we are teetering in the west financially … It's very witty – fun, fast, quite magical.

Paul Volcker, the former Federal Reserve chairman, said recently that he couldn't remember a time "maybe even in the Great Depression, when things went down quite so fast, quite so uniformly around the world".

As a result, his "swing times" — how quickly he can reposition his limbs — are unnaturally fast, "quite literally off the biological charts," as Weyand (who did not testify in Lausanne) put it in a point-counterpoint debate with Herr in The Journal of Applied Physiology.

Our scheme is fast, quite accurate and demonstrates good spatial convergence.

I bet the official line will be that Twitter's been tweaking things (say that ten times fast) quite a bit recently, so these anomalies are probably tied to that.

Just how fast is quite striking.

The proposed method is fast and quite suitable for real-time applications.

During breeding season, the females fast, becoming quite lean; they put on the pounds because they hunt as they migrate.

It's collapse was not fast but quite slow.

That is quite fast.