Sentence examples for more quickly too from inspiring English sources

And so clubs are more concerned with being right, and also the coaches want to move more quickly, too.

Crucially, he wants them to fail more quickly too, thus sparing the firm the huge expense of a late-stage withdrawal.

Sure, America's GDP growth has been faster than Europe's, but that is mostly because its population has grown more quickly too.

However, they also meant that those wishing to do us harm, whether petty criminals or terrorists, could communicate with each other much more quickly too.

It takes a lot of grass to make a little bit of horse; they require a third more pasture per pound of body weight than cows, and metabolize it more quickly, too.

If the government had figured out how to get college graduation rates to rise more quickly — probably by giving schools more money but also by holding them more accountable — wages might have increased more quickly, too.

She's Labour's spokeswoman on this issue - and although she's critical of the government for not acting more quickly, she too is adamant that the internet industry just isn't doing its bit.

It takes more pictures quickly too – almost like firing the motordrive on an SLR camera.

When the foundress number is high, the ostiole closes more quickly to avoid too many foundresses.

The young and healthy may give up more quickly, if it is too difficult.

The memory does too, more quickly for the loser, of course.