Sentence examples for more quickly then from inspiring English sources

"People will forgive other humans much more quickly then they will technologies when they fail".

"The potential destabilizing affect might drive the Chinese to get involved more quickly then they want to".

As George R Taylor put in his book Leaders Of Socialism, Past and Present, published in 1910: Robert Blatchford...can manufacture Socialists more quickly then anyone else.

If the warrant had come through more quickly, then Mr. Muhammad might have heard the police bulletin and left the area, officials said.

If the reading assignment is meant to develop reading skills (e.g. recognizing words on a page, developing focus and ability to read more quickly), then the book needs to be read in the traditional way — on paper.

Officials said the collection of unopened mail, the decontamination of the office and the environmental testing of the Senate buildings were all proceeding smoothly and more quickly then they had expected.

Huddled next to the interpreter, she spoke in a deep, assertive voice, slowly at first, and then more quickly, so that the interpreter could hardly keep up.

One holds that some waves get slowed up in their shoreward progress by outside reefs but leave enough water on the reefs so that the following waves move more quickly and then overtake them on the inside reefs.

But if your old PC has a CD burner, you can copy your data files to one or more CD's far more quickly and then copy them onto the new machine.

He said he instead wanted to focus on core elements of the jobs package in an effort to move it more quickly and then follow up with other provisions on tax benefits and added jobless pay and health care coverage for the unemployed.

They're also able to bring down the temperature of hot beverages more quickly, and then be removed.