Sentence examples for larger fast from inspiring English sources

Sure, it's fast food, but to his palate it tastes more homemade than a sandwich from a larger fast food chain.

Condor say the agreement means they can invest in a new, larger fast ferry to replace the existing two.

Condor says the agreement means it can invest in a new, larger fast ferry at a cost of £50m.

The paper examines why Yenagoa, the major town and headquarter of Bayelsa State in Nigeria, is experiencing territorial problems, including boundary disputes, which do not exist in larger, fast growing urban areas in Nigeria (such as Lagos, Port Harcourt, Kano and Ibadan).

Although #blacklivesmatter was the original call to action, it is only one tributary in a larger, fast-flowing river.

Still, translating this idealism into a business plan that will allow Loco'l to compete with much larger fast-food players won't be easy.

"There's a dynamic with larger fast-moving consumer goods brands," he said "where they've got to a certain position with third-party schemes, and now feel they can maybe have a slightly lower standard that will still meet their needs and maintain trust levels, so there's a danger that these standards now can't really produce the change they're presented as being able to do".

It is larger, faster and can carry more sensors.

In its report, the committee encouraged NASA to begin engineering studies and flight tests of larger, faster roving vehicles for use on the Mars surface.

Powered by a 240-horsepower in-line 6, it was less high-strung, larger, faster and more user-friendly than the original.

Wendy's International, the third-largest hamburger chain, said Monday it expects 2003 earnings to miss its target, citing a price war between larger fast-food rivals and rising costs, including beef.