Sentence examples for faster greater from inspiring English sources
This engagement with lawmakers is likely to matter much more to Facebook in coming months, as the company confronts the need to turn the data provided by its 901 million users into faster, greater returns for its new, hungry shareholders.
Ticagrelor, the first reversible oral P2Y12 receptor antagonist, provides faster, greater, and more consistent adenosine diphosphate receptor inhibition than clopidogrel.
Two new drugs, prasugrel and ticagrelor, provide faster, greater, and more consistent platelet inhibition than clopidogrel, and have been shown to be more efficacious in preventing ischemic events after PCI in acute coronary syndrome patients.
Because word travels fast, greater transparency in incentives and fairness in work practices also tend to attract motivated workers.
Most have had a prolonged calorie fast (greater than 24 h) in the setting of an extended alcoholic binge or have a fasting state of several days with a more moderate amount of alcohol ingestion [2 4].
The rear 12-megapixel camera is fast, great in low-light and makes it difficult to take a poor photo.
Star rating: 5 stars Pros: Waterproof, compact, fast, great camera, microSD card slot Cons: Not the latest version of Android, relatively heavy for its size, waterproofing ports doors can be fiddly.
Or the woman who expressed dismay at high-technology hotel toilets that automatically "flush with a fast, great flow of water, which can be quite startling when you are not prepared for this to happen".
Besotted, MacKaye invited the cash-strapped Bad Brains to rehearse in the basement of their singer's parents' house, later saying that "watching Bad Brains work was inspirational… They were the fastest, greatest band in the world".
Firstly, METIS particularly discusses five major 5G scenarios which include "Amazingly fast," "Great service in a crowd," "Ubiquitous things communicating," "Best experience follows you," and "Super real-time and reliable connections" [86, 137].
The longest and strictest fast, Great Lent, paves the way for Pascha (Easter), the Feast of Feasts.
