Sentence examples for in more quickly from inspiring English sources

As tempting as it is to go out at lunchtime to get a decent coffee and a breather from all the social interaction, you will fit in more quickly if you stay on the premises.

Your prefrontal cortex will kick in more quickly to disrupt the dopamine release and, of course, your craving.

Being wet will cause chill to set in more quickly than if you're dry.

If debts are called in more quickly than assets can be sold, insolvency looms.

The further south you go, the better it gets, as the nights draw in more quickly.

Time is doing us in more quickly than it used to.

That is, genes within plug-ins evolve more quickly than genes within kernels, genes within I/O switches evolve more quickly than genes within plug-ins, and that genes within batteries evolve the most quickly.

Improving early detection is an obvious way forward and is likely to result in reductions in mortality more quickly than preventive campaigns [ 31].

continued to criticize Greece for failing to put reforms in place more quickly, especially in the public sector.

(SUD + ASD 5) … it [using alcohol] makes it easier to put things in words, put it in words more quickly, react faster.

In general the species is in decline, more quickly on the mainland than on the outlying islets.