Sentence examples for fast to end from inspiring English sources

"We moved very fast to end the outbreak of the epidemic," Dr. Jaafar said, "but 60percentt of Iraq's area is not covered with potable water".

"When the world is changing so fast, to end up having the debate dominated by anti-immigrant feeling and a desire to get Britain out of Europe, these are not solutions for the 21st century," he said.

Hollande added that he had told May by phone, "with all the necessary courtesy", that Britain must act fast to end the uncertainty surrounding Brexit, saying he did not want it to have consequences for the fragile French economy.

Above all, the residents -- both Macedonian Slavs and Albanians -- say they are frustrated because their new unity government is not moving faster to end the conflict.

12.42pm BST Julia Finch Philip Clarkee fiddled while Tesco burned Phil Clarke's big blunder was not to move faster to end Tesco's overseas expansions and get to grips ASAP with its ailing UK operation.

In two separate studies (Bagby et al. 2006; Nelson et al. 2013), CBA/SIV infected rhesus macaques had higher viral set points than sucrose controls, and progressed faster to end-stage disease with a median survival time of 374 versus 900 days, respectively (Bagby et al. 2006).

As the article says, the economy does not grow "fast enough to end an intractable unemployment crisis".

And "Waiting", a fast one to end, couldn't be more perfunctory if it had "keep the ratios up" stencilled across it.

It has won praise for its efforts, and the economy has grown, but not nearly fast enough to end an intractable unemployment crisis.

The fast way to end a career in the foreign service would be to crack a joke about politics – British or Australian.

"Plus, that's a fast way to end up going on a lot of camping trips you really don't want to endure".