Sentence examples for greatly speeded from inspiring English sources

Computers have greatly speeded up the editing process: computerized time coding of film has replaced clumsy hand marking.

In his previous job at Salisbury NHS foundation trust, Dodgson established a business intelligence system that greatly speeded flows of information.

He greatly speeded equity proceedings, inspired later legislation for a county court system, and was a leader in forcing the parliamentary Reform Act of 1832 through the House of Lords.

Excluded from the cabinet, Churchill's role was almost entirely administrative, but his dynamic energies thrown behind the development and production of the tank (which he had initiated at the Admiralty) greatly speeded up the use of the weapon that broke through the deadlock on the Western Front.

The Guardian reports today that the UK government would like to see the time it takes for online extremist content to be removed to be greatly speeded up — from an average of 36 hours down to just two.

His invention greatly speeded the card manufacturing process, producing around 1,500 teeth every minute, though Evans himself was unable to find financial backing to commercialize his invention.

In terminals two-way radio greatly speeds yard-switching work.

But drug companies say they have developed new tools that will greatly speed detection and diagnosis.

Google Earth Engine will greatly speed the analysis process, Dr. Kareiva said.

These cards don't need to be swiped; they are simply placed on a reader, greatly speeding up boarding.

Critical among his findings was that maximizing alternation of hands on successive keys greatly speeds human use.