Sentence examples for favour of speed from inspiring English sources

He concluded that the fast-track rules are too heavily weighted in favour of speed and efficiency at the expense of fairness and justice.

Yet in the case of financial markets, the balance has tipped too far in favour of speed and perceived efficiency, leaving markets highly brittle and more susceptible to collapse.

So land warriors will find themselves making the same choice as the designers of warships: abandoning protection in favour of speed and stealth.Even if it can improve the art of survival, does slow-moving armour have any place in a world where wars may be as short as they are devastating?

Most people were so in favour of high-speed lines in principle that they wanted one for themselves.

Johnson's plans are at odds with the Conservative party, which has argued against expanding flight capacity in favour of high-speed rail links to the north.

That is when your correspondent started thinking about ditching his wimpy DSL connection to the internet in favour of high-speed wireless.

Eight of the 10 members of the Green-dominated transport committee voted in favour of the new speed limit.

What we can say for sure is that for a decade Arsenal have played a certain way, scaling back physicality in favour of touch and speed of thought.

As currently described, the plan spells more work for the flight attendants and more potential aggravation for passengers, many of whom will see a bendable rule.Gulliver is of course in favour of proposals to speed up boarding and applauds Virgin America for looking into this issue, but this initiative needs more thought.

Add to this our propensity to make choices in favour of convenience and speed and you can see why the issues surrounding intelligent machines and privacy may require decades of public education not dissimilar to car seatbelts and crash helmet for bikers.

The approach which suggests abandoning personal cars altogether in favour of efficient, high-speed, environmentally neutral, safe, and cheap public transport in the megalopolises of the world is becoming increasingly popular ("Lecture by Michael Blinkin "Mobility of the future: the objective tendencies and naive delusion.