Sentence examples for faster from one from inspiring English sources

Money moved faster from one investment to another, with conditions that it be multiplied now, regardless of the long-term consequences.

We see that the Universe appeared to be on that "critical" path for the first few billion years, and then all of a sudden, the distant galaxies started receding faster from one another.

Boyd saw that the F-86's far quicker control response, due to its then-new hydraulic controls, allowed American pilots to transition far faster from one maneuver to the next.

The casualty rate has risen even faster, from one coalition body bag a day in September to two or more daily in the past two weeks, not counting the one-off toll in the downed helicopter.

He talks fast, walks fast through a crowd and moves fast from one question to another.

The New Yorker, October 26, 1929 P. 21 Entertainers jump around so fast from one night-club to another.

By Wolcott Gibbs and E. B. White The New Yorker, October 26, 1929 P. 21 Entertainers jump around so fast from one night-club to another.

"Some experts say the only way a fire could travel so fast from one side of the theatre to the other, with a wall in between, is if there were two, maybe three separate fires.

The fine time resolution implies narrow delay bins which enable paths to move fast from one tap to another [13].

Oga Zuckerberg say e want di new regulations to dey di same for all social media sites so e go dey easier to stop content wey dey harmful to dey spread fast-fast from one platform to di next.

However, when an object moves fast from one block to another, the block-based color model may fail to represent the sudden changes in color distributions correctly, leading to classification errors.