Sentence examples for faster- from inspiring English sources

Alberto hasn't got him to run much faster, what he has done is made him stronger physically and mentally.

This month, the Portuguese government agreed with the main opposition party on more austerity measures to cut its deficit faster than planned, to 4.6 percent of Portugal's gross domestic product next year from 9.4 percent last year.

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Thinking they are heading uphill they accelerate – only to discover they are speeding along faster than intended.

The ice around the edge of Antarctica is melting faster than previously thought, potentially unlocking metres of sea-level rise in the long-term, researchers have warned.

We want Evernote to be like one of those airport people-movers: you get on it and it takes you somewhere, and you're moving faster than the people who aren't on it, and it's direct: there's a destination, there's progress and a measurable sense of accomplishment," he says.

Although Zamora did not back his body in a sprint, he was still a step ahead of Lescott and Myhill, his mind moving faster than his opponents.

A $6bn £4bnn) proposal for a form of transportation linking LA and San Francisco, Hyperloop would provide subsonic air travel where pods travel in a partial vacuum within a 350 mile-long tube allowing commuters to travel between the American cities in just 30 minutes (faster than even a commercial aeroplane journey).

He was an amazingly mature 19-year-old, and being around his father and his father's chums had educated him rather better and faster than I had been educated".

On growth, there was thin gruel indeed – the headline proposals on "credit easing" will require lots more explaining – and by announcing that Britain will cut carbon emissions "no faster" than any other European country, he has shredded the original Cameron slogan of "Vote Blue, Go Green" and surely picked a fight with the Tories' Lib Dem partners.

Isn't it quaint how the Tories started to add the word "major" to their "world's fastest growing economy" line, when people pointed out that, say, China and India had grown faster?