Sentence examples for has made faster from inspiring English sources

Floyd, who hurt his right quadriceps on April 11, has made faster progress than Reyes and could play in San Diego over the weekend.

And here's where a bit of unexpected help could come from a new gene-editing technique — the CRISPR/Cas9 system, which has made faster, more efficient and more precise the task of paring, replacing and improving problematic genes from DNA.

I think Marcus has made fast work of getting a picture of what he wants to do".

The band released an EP, "Pikul" in 2005, and an album, "Carnavas," in 2006 (both on Dangerbird), and it has made fast progress.

[The Los Angeles Times] A sharp rise in automobile use has made fast-growing Asian cities the epicenter of global air pollution, with more than 2.1 million people dying prematurely from it in 2010, a new study in the Lancet says.

In her new-found independence, typical of a 5-year-old's, she has made fast friends with a much more grown up big kid of 6 next door.

LM: New York has made fast food restaurants post their caloric content, but a recent article in the New York Post pointed out discrepancies between restaurants' recorded nutritional information and their actual menu items?

Among the doubters was Mr. Goldin, the NASA administrator who had made "faster, better, cheaper" the agency's new motto.

In addition to novel SPECT camera models dedicated to MPI [5], introduction of collimator-detector response compensation and other advanced noise reduction methods into the iterative reconstruction algorithms [6] have made faster or 'low activity' MPI imaging generally available [7].

So the dollars have made fast round trips, from American consumers to foreign producers and back as investments in America.

Varvara Lepchenko vs. Angelique Kerber Two left-handers who have made fast, sudden rises up the ranks meet in the third round after impressive performances in the first two.