Sentence examples for more quickly through from inspiring English sources

Salbi realised that she could reach more women more quickly through TV.

First was the ability for emergency vehicles to move more quickly through the streets.

Nevertheless, semiautomatics had more firing power and could be refilled with cartridges much more quickly through the use of magazines.

His hope, he added, was for the team to be able to use its system to develop the car more quickly through the season than the other teams.

But they are pushing Washington to move more quickly through the interagency process to provide reconnaissance drones, air transport planes and refueling planes.

The idea is that applications like games are even more appealing, and spread more quickly through networks, if friends, family and colleagues can share the experiences.

You could begin to differentiate between garments (the wardrobe workhorses you'll keep for a long time) and pieces of fashion that might move more quickly through your life.

When the reporting phase begins, it creates links to databases and raw-data entries to help F.D.A. readers move more quickly through the document.

For example, the skin is much more robust in children than in adults, so when you put a topical medication on a child, it can pass more quickly through the skin into the bloodstream than in an adult.

Hagerman's parents and friends of the family channeled their grief into lobbying: first for stricter laws regulating sex offenders, then for ways of recovering abducted children more quickly through media and law-enforcement coöperation.

Apple said it used the data, which it called a cache, to calculate a device's location more quickly than through GPS satellites.