Sentence examples for more rapidly over from inspiring English sources

You can expect smaller changes to be delivered more rapidly over the next few weeks.

Tuition, on average, increased more rapidly over the decade at public institutions than it did at private ones.

If battery and EV prices fall more rapidly over the period, and the price of oil increases more rapidly, replacing the fleet with EVs could be cost-neutral.

Labor productivity has been rising more rapidly over the last two years, meaning that workers generate more revenue and income for their companies.

Because they tend to gain weight more rapidly over their first two years to "catch up" with normal birth weight infants, low birth weight infants face higher risks for obesity, but being poor, a minority or living in poor neighborhoods adds to their disadvantage, the authors say.

Cocaine-free and combined opiate and cocaine-free urines increased more rapidly over time in those treated with either DMI or CM, and those receiving both interventions had more drug-free urines (50%) than the other three treatment groups (25 29%).

All the same, its chances of stemming the insurgency and bringing the minimal stability to allow for the withdrawal of American troops and their allies still look only middling at best.As he unveiled his team, Mr Maliki (pictured, left) sounded doggedly upbeat, insisting that Iraqis would now more rapidly take over full responsibility for the country's security.

Studies show that over the northern hemisphere, the surface temperatures over land increase more rapidly than over sea, under increasing greenhouse gases19.

We also note that emissions of HFC-125 and HFC-32 appear to have increased more rapidly averaged over the 5-year period 2011 2015, compared to 2006 2010.

This is where the middle class expanded more rapidly (by over 10 pp).

However, since China implemented the new minimum wage regulations in 2004, the nominal minimum wage has increased even more rapidly by over 200%, reaching 944 RMB in 2012.3 The real minimum wage grew at a slower pace before 2004 and began to rise thereafter.