Sentence examples for historically fast from inspiring English sources

That's because of retirements, which have plagued more than one-fifth of all Republican districts — a historically fast onslaught of GOPers calling it a career.

It was a time firmly in keeping with the early trend at these morning-focused Olympics, where early wake-up calls have had little effect on the competitors' ability to swim historically fast.

Kitajima's time was firmly in keeping with the early trend at this morning-focused meet, where early wake-up calls have had little effect on the competitors' ability to swim historically fast.

"Syd used to say to me when something was going good, 'Be careful,' " Spithill said, " 'because you can be a rooster one day and a feather duster the next.' " A sailor had to be careful indeed in the 34th America's Cup, which generated historically fast speeds and risks in carbon-fiber foiling catamarans that bore a greater resemblance to flying machines than boats.

Credo and company blame that kind of permissive conduct for the historically fast clip at which Trump has managed to seat federal judges.

Starbucks' historically fast-paced growth made it hard to slow down when the recession began, Ms. Zackfia said.

A.W. Phillips had found that, historically, faster increases in nominal wages coincided with high rates of employment, while slower wage increases went alongside higher levels of joblessness.

We find that many historically fast-evolving genes in D. miranda and D. pseudoobscura continue to be evolving adaptively on a more recent timescale and are thus detectable in tests of selection using both patterns of polymorphism and LD.

In the case of desktop storage systems (the technology that cloud-based applications would replace), extension opportunities have historically included faster interfaces and more-robust components.

If the government starts with the current level of Medicare spending and increases it to keep pace with the Consumer Price Index or the size of the economy, it would cover a smaller and smaller share of medical costs, which have historically grown faster than those benchmarks.

The greater the volatility of ROI historically, the faster the firm's ROI tends to fade toward the average of all firms going forward.