Sentence examples for for is faster from inspiring English sources

Finding the people you're looking for is faster, too.

The mobsters were lauded for being faster and more efficient than the government relief effort – goodwill on which they have been capitalising for over a decade.

Summoned to the headmistress's study, she is expelled on the spot for being "fast".

He was, in fact, an art machine, and famous for being fast: he could (it was said) knock out a polished likeness in just over an hour.

The second of eight runs at Spain's most famous summer festival featured bulls known for being fast and prone to poking people with their horns.

As his fame grew, he acquired a well-earned reputation for being fast and loose (if not to say dissolute), compulsive, restless and disdainful of money.

Summers is not well liked because of his imperious assertiveness and his reputation for being fast and loose and sloppy about monetary issues.

The deadlines in the three key states Stein is seeking recounts for are fast approaching.

Our data show that the RT for hands is faster than feet.

For example, search is faster for a Q among Os than vice versa (Treisman & Souther, 1985).

For now, no woman is faster.