Sentence examples for it would be faster than from inspiring English sources
State and local officials in general said the response appeared to be better this time, but neither Connecticut Light and Power nor United Illuminating, the state's two biggest utilities, would estimate when power would be fully restored or whether it would be faster than the response to last year's storms.
In fact, he suggested it would be faster than simply calling the entire document in a more traditional document retrieval scenario, and as long as the services are up and running, he said there should be zero errors when putting the document back together.
"It'd be faster than trains," he said.
The AP1000 was in principle designed so it would be faster to build and safer to run than previous models.
When AT&T unveiled the first commercial push button phone in 1963, part of its pitch was simple: calling someone would be faster than it was on rotary phones.
This study investigated the changes in sex differences in ultra-swimming performance across years with increasing race distance from 5 km to 25 km and it was hypothesized that men would be faster than women from 5 km to 25 km and the sex difference in performance would be lowest in the longest race distances.
While that rate would be faster than last year's, it is still probably not robust enough to make a significant dent in the unemployment rate, which stood at 9.4 percent in December.
On the basis of the previously established trend of OMP folding being accelerated in thinner bilayers, it would be expected that folding in diC13PC would be faster than in diC14PC.
Consistent with automatic evaluation previously demonstrated for nonbody-related words [ 24, 26], it was predicted that responses to congruent trials would be faster than responses to incongruent trials at the short SOA but not necessarily at the long delay.
If the latter case were true, it would mean that in low calcium conditions PDE deactivation would be faster than rhodopsin deactivation, and now rhodopsin deactivation should be the rate-limiting step.
