Sentence examples for more quickly that from inspiring English sources

"I would go back to work more quickly; that would lead to further savings.

That could have stopped this guy more quickly?" That sort of call to vigilante justice is sadly too familiar, and it may be the single most dangerous idea in the debate over gun ownership.

His later films strip away the cultural incidentals of those conflicts to get closer to their essence more quickly; that's where the good ones get their power.

If we can calculate an answer more quickly, that might be better for the consumer".

They would stop spending so much and we would recover more quickly: that was the deal.

This means that workers have a marketable skill, more quickly, that can be responsive to the context in which they work [ 76, 77].

They need to move much more quickly than that and the subscription model accommodates that need for agility.

But they want the conversion to go much more quickly than that, and they hope that most transactions will be in euros within about two weeks.

We now know that we need to move more quickly than that, but the real story was how big the Domino's story became.

Of the comparison among the three, Rick Koster wrote in the book Texas Music that Walker's success came more quickly than that of Chesnutt or Byrd.

Recent statistics from the state government shows that Melbourne's population is growing more quickly than that of regional Victoria.