Sentence examples for more rapid progress from inspiring English sources

But Ford is making more rapid progress.

Other countries are also making more rapid progress.

By June many Czechs were calling for more rapid progress toward real democracy.

"Treasury's view, however, is that progress thus far is insufficient and that more rapid progress is needed," the report stated.

The Treasury was careful to describe that progress as "insufficient," and to say that "more rapid progress is needed".

It would take that long to build new nuclear in Britain, so our urgent priority must be greater energy efficiency and more rapid progress on renewables.

The more you immerse yourself in the foreign language — such as reading, listening to the radio or speaking to people — the more rapid your progress will be.

This shifts the carbonation mechanism to favour more rapid reaction progress, to give a higher apparent degree of acceleration (compared to natural conditions) than in Portland cements.

By far the most common argument made for open-access by scientists and science funders is one that springs from a widely-held belief that the sharing of data will lead to more rapid scientific progress and a reduction in unnecessary duplication of scientific effort.

More recently, rapid progress in the development of massively parallel sequencing such as Illumina/Solexa or Applied Biosystems/SOLiD, has provided people unprecedented opportunities to interrogate plausible alternative RNA splicing.

This suggests a more rapid initiation and progress of the regeneration process in young fish.