Sentence examples for faster to promote from inspiring English sources

After 24 Bd6, the d pawn would prove faster to promote than the c pawn.

That is why I welcome this important piece of work from Universities UK and also why we are legislating for a new transparency duty which will place a clear requirement on all universities to release more information about their admissions process and real incentives on all institutions to go further and faster to promote social mobility".

Seizing the opportunity, the literary community is moving fast to promote the benefits of shopping at local book stores, in an effort to keep them open in a country focused on price and home delivery.

Here, fasting seems to promote cell cycle progression, M phase accumulation and energy expenditure, in this way rendering such cells synthetically vulnerable to the combination of nutrient restriction with RT or chemotherapy.

The ancestral founder of the family, activation induced deaminase (AID), functions in the adaptive immune system to mutate antibody genes in B cells as a fast mechanism to promote diversity of the antibody response to match the rapid evolution of pathogens during infection.

The chancellor said he would back plans for faster train links to promote economic growth and control over £500m worth of skills training previously handled by the Skills Funding Agency.

It has also been faster than Palm to promote add-on features, such as digital music and the Bluetooth wireless standard.

Nothing will turn off a network faster than trying to promote yourself.

A health czar's mission would include pressuring fast-food restaurants to promote healthier choices with the same gusto with which they serve up fries.

With the new digital technology, Mr. McConnell said, a client could change its billboards several times a day -- say, a fast-food chain, to promote its breakfast, lunch and dinner meals.

He has also been refused a visa by some foreign countries, notably America.He has tried of late to present a softer image, engaging in Sadbhavana ("goodwill") fasts and missions to promote communal harmony.