Sentence examples for faster to cope from inspiring English sources
For example, certain immune-related genes always evolve faster to cope with new or multiple pathogen attacks.
Commercial broadcasters have had to move just as fast to cope with technological demands and opportunities.
I'm sure AMD will be able to ramp up production fast to cope with the demand".
Thanks to all of us, the earth's climate is rapidly warming, and trees can't evolve fast enough to cope with the changes.
The assistance, much of it through the aid agencies of the United Nations, is coming, but not fast enough to cope with the influx of people, aid officials concede.
Labour believes health will be a key electoral issue as voters start to worry less about the economy and more about the NHS as it begins to suffer from the coalition's structural shakeup, declining staff morale after years of frozen pay and a budget not increasing fast enough to cope with the ageing population.
Last month, Ford acknowledged that its 6-month-old turnaround plan wasnt working fast enough to cope with rapidly deteriorating market conditions.
The next generation of high-luminosity experiments requires excellent particle identification detectors which calls for Imaging Cherenkov counters with fast electronics to cope with the expected hit rates.
For a typical 512×512 pixel digital color image the number of required operations is 28×5122 (including power and division operations) and these cannot be executed in software fast enough to cope with time critical applications.
The discovery and characterization of new drugs targeting key enzymes involved in essential mycobacterial biosynthetic pathways is paramount but without the introduction of novel lead compounds, such as platensimycin antitubercular therapy will not proceed fast enough to cope with the increasing resistance observed today.
Species with rapid turnover of generations are likely to adapt fast enough to cope with the changing environment [[ 16]].
