Sentence examples for faster to a from inspiring English sources

Defense Minister John McCallum noted today that American troops could respond faster to a bioterrorist attack on Vancouver than Canadian forces could.

If outbreaks of measles continue and if the present measles immunisation rate of 81% does not rise faster to a safer level of around 95%, the Government will surely have to do something different.

One of the TV spots, "Music is adrenaline," was made by a New York director, David Lobser, and shows a space-age scene of dancing girls on spinning tops moving faster and faster to a beat.

But there is concern among American strategists that Iran could interpret these actions as encirclement, and that the actions could encourage those elements in the country that want to move faster to a nuclear "capability," if not a weapon itself.

He will also have to help Zynga, which grew up as a desktop-gaming specialist, adapt faster to a world in which more and more games are being played on mobile devices.

While Cephalon's drug Nuvigil seeks to keep people awake when the body's internal clock calls for sleep, experts say there are ways to make that clock adjust faster to a new time zone, thereby speeding resolution of jet lag.

"This doesn't mean companies will go no faster to an IPO now," he added.

Soon I was fast to a demon of an albacore.

He clung to the couch, he held fast to a chair.

— holds fast to a wide-eyed, by-gum seriousness as the plot careens in absurd directions.

You were learning so much at age 11, and having to adapt very fast to a different way of life.