Sentence examples for making speedy and from inspiring English sources
To summarize, making speedy and careful decisions is quite easy for an editor, but only with the support of dedicated referees, with an enthusiastic Editorial Board and with an efficient editorial office.
IBM has developed a process for making speedier and more energy-efficient chips.
Mr Bhatt says the network has helped the firm make speedier and better decisions about which risks to underwrite.Apps are another consumer innovation being imported by businesses.
Emphasis was placed on reaching agreement with individuals in order to minimise disruption and disengagement within the BBC and on making speedy progress towards the overall savings targets.
Two actors, Tom Aulino and David Greenspan, play a total of eight characters constantly and thrillingly making speedy costume changes, the faster the better to retain the hilarity of this piece from the founder of the Theater of the Ridiculous; the production under Kenneth Elliot's fine direction stays close to Charles Ludlam's original staging from his small theater at One Sheridan Square.
There are dozens of websites that are geared to making speedy typing fun while simultaneously improving your WPM rate.
By pushing our little mine carts around the earth and making speedier mine carts, by connecting long pipes to communicate with one another and then creating better pipes to shout down, louder ways to shout.
Corsair has always been known to make speedy flash drives and the new $426128GBB Flash Voyager GTR lives up to that perception.
Civil service and other county regulations remained in place, limiting Mr. Turan's ability to hire, fire and discipline and to make speedy business decisions.
Her talent was immediately apparent and in 1960 she was admitted to the Beijing Conservatory where she made speedy progress under exacting and inspiring teachers.
Either way, though, she is determined to emulate Paula Radcliffe and Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson, who both made speedy returns from childbirth to win big-city marathons.
