Sentence examples for less swiftly from inspiring English sources

But Mr Li will preside.Meanwhile, out on the ocean…The new leadership has been moving far less swiftly, however, in the realm of foreign affairs.

Eight main benefits would be merged into just two, which would be withdrawn less swiftly and at a less onerous rate for claimants who find work.

Mrs Gandhi's policies, which included spurning imports and wrapping business in red tape, meant that poverty fell less swiftly than it should have done.

Still aesthetically closer to Audrey Hepburn than a pole-dancer, Grande is, none the less, swiftly becoming a more versatile pop offering.

(The death penalty is applied much more surely and much more frequently — and not much less swiftly — for smoking than for murder. Makes you wonder about the deterrent effect of capital punishment).

"When I was miserable and unhappy and dwelling on dark things, the river had choppier waters and flowed less swiftly, so the thing was to steer yourself into the calmer, faster-flowing water of the river of time which would eventually, inexorably bear you to an end," he says.

In the first hour of Monday trading, Facebook plunged from $38 to less than $34, swiftly wiping out billions of dollars in market value.

Chile worked the ball forward swiftly less than five minutes later and a thumping drive by Alexis Sanchez pinged low off Ospina's near post and rebounded kindly for the onrushing José Pedro Fuenzalida, all alone, who had the easiest of chances as a reward for his determined running in support of the attack.

Dewey's lead bankruptcy lawyer, Al Togut, said the process had moved more swiftly and less contentiously than previous law firm liquidations.

DealBook » With a Judge's Decision, Dewey Is Officially Dissolved | Al Togut, the law firm's lead bankruptcy lawyer, said that winding down Dewey & LeBoeuf had moved more swiftly and less contentiously than other law firm liquidations, Peter Lattman reported.

Al Togut, Dewey's lead bankruptcy lawyer, who has been involved in a number of law firm bankruptcies, said that the winding down of Dewey had moved far more swiftly — and less contentiously — than previous liquidations of other large law firms.