Sentence examples for faster to jump from inspiring English sources

Melet discovered base jumping after realising "that it is faster to jump off a cliff, rather than walking downhill".

Concerned that athletes would soon employ genetic engineering in attempting to run faster, to jump higher and to throw farther, the I.O.C. and the affiliated World Anti-Doping arency aboutboutoto convene inaugural meetings on the subject.

"Urging people to tenaciously strive to succeed, to be faster, to jump higher, to be stronger and to win more gold medals usually comes at the expense of athletes' health.

Technology companies were fast to jump on the Internet because of the opportunity to communicate directly with the consumer base.

She's just too fast to jump.

Brice and Minichiello, however, are convinced Ennis is fast enough to jump 50cm further than her current personal best of 6.51m.

If you couldn't snag a spot at one of the Ugly Drum pastrami pop-ups that recently sold out because you weren't fast enough to jump on tickets, here's another chance.

The three friends who began the trip with him have all separated, whether because they couldn't run fast enough to jump onto the train as he did, or fell, being dragged until they could no longer hold on.

There's no way to zoom faster, no way to jump to the tick marks on the scroll bar, and of course there's no way to skip over commercials.

The data could allow the S.E.C. to analyze claims that some firms take advantage of their faster data feeds to jump in front of slower traders, and complaints that sophisticated traders can jam the system with so many orders that it slows down trading for others.

I agree wholeheartedly with some of this -- certainly people should get their aid money faster, without having to jump through dozens of bureaucratic hoops.