Sentence examples for more rapid communications from inspiring English sources
If the 1990s were largely dominated by the good aspects of globalisation – faster growth, a narrowing of the gap between rich and poor countries, more rapid communications, cheaper goods – the 2000s have exposed a darker side: financial instability, growing inequality within countries, burgeoning corporate power and the rise of the surveillance state.
If the public health authorities would work more closely with GPs with more rapid communications in clinical information, epidemiological update and results of investigations, GPs being the first point of contact for most patients in the health care system would provide better, comprehensive and continuing care during the public health crisis.
In cyberspace criminals can take advantage of more rapid and secure communications.
An alphabet allows a more rapid spread of literacy and communications.
Words now pass from one language to another on a scale that is probably unprecedented, partly because of the enormous number of new inventions that have been made in the 20th and 21st centuries and partly because international communications are now so much more rapid and important.
More than a century and a half later, in the era of rapid communications and national economic planning, the French national government announced a regrouping of the Napoleonic départements into much larger Gaullist régions.
Due to downed communications, reports of storm fatalities were slow to spread, though news became more rapid as links were repaired.
Almost as soon as ViaSat Inc. was founded, in 1986, to manufacture satellite communications equipment, venture capitalists were begging Dankberg, now 42, to raise money for more rapid expansion.
But Ford is making more rapid progress.
And those more rapid cognitive losses continued.
