Sentence examples for more quickly than average from inspiring English sources

Scientists believe this is part of the reason why the Alps and the Arctic are warming more quickly than average.

In fact, many of the leaders who joined the team progressed more quickly than average to senior-level roles.

Sarah's tumour is shrinking, more quickly than average.

Similarly, when the Earth moves more quickly (near perihelion), 24 hours isn't quite long enough for the Sun to come back to where it started, and so it shifts more quickly than average.

To determine which points in a video are "hot", Hot Spots compares each video to other videos of similar length on YouTube – if people are leaving more quickly than average at a given time, you'll know you have some tweaking to do.

Young children and elderly people will burn even more quickly than average adults, so it's wise to apply a strong sunblock (SPF 50 and over is a good idea) when you first set out and to keep reapplying several times throughout the day.

Despite the seeming complexity of the task, the science moved quickly — "much more quickly than our average paper," Dueber said.

Some are fast in a more impressive sense, in that they move more quickly than the average professional soccer player.

This requires some clarification: most professional soccer players are fast, in the sense that they move more quickly than the average person.

No individual investor, no matter how well informed, can play on the same level as the major institutional investors, Wall Street firms and corporate executives, who receive more accurate information more quickly than the average viewer of CNBC.

The new venture, based in New York, is expected to generate revenue through advertising, sponsorship and the sale of beauty products online, and will be profitable more quickly than the average for start-up companies, said Christiaan Brakman, a Unilever spokesman.