Sentence examples for faster cut from inspiring English sources

"I want to make things move faster, cut through things more quickly.

The exchange point enables Greater Manchester's internet-based companies to move traffic faster, cut costs and enjoy increased resilience against network problems.

To have got so incredibly close and just missed the target must have had every runner on Team Enduro pondering whether if they had just descended that bit faster, cut that corner, they might have done it … Or, in the case of Genis Zapater, perhaps not stopped to assist an animal in need.

Keeping the chain tight, but not too tight, will provide a cleaner, faster cut with less chance of chain throw off.

The Liberal Democrats have now gone a step further by promising a faster cut, which they said would be paid for by raising capital gains tax for higher earners.

Fast cut back (FCB) technology of thermal power plant can restore electricity supply quickly after electric grid fault is repaired.

"We recognise the need for efficiencies but the Tories have gone too fast, cut too deeply and in too shorter time, it's meant our communities have suffered as a result".

Spielberg did not want to fast cut action scenes, relying on his script instead for a fast pace, and had confirmed in 2002 that he would not shoot the film digitally, a format Lucas had adopted.

Seven days before the start of your juice fast, cut out all nicotine, alcohol, caffeine, dairy, sugar, animal meat, eggs, wheat and fish of your diet.

If the egg you put into the plastic cup breaks or your chute falls too fast, cut another bigger square and lengthen the strings to make a better parachute.

The film, directed by Greg Harrison, shares much stylistically with "Memento": blurry and dim images, fast cuts accompanied by dissonant noise, and differing versions of the same event.