Sentence examples for more swiftly from from inspiring English sources

Councillors shouldn't need the help of scientists to grasp that floodwater will cascade into rivers much more swiftly from asphalt car parks than pasture.

Mr. Koerner told Justice Helen E. Freedman of New York State Supreme Court last month that the city planned an "aggressive program," including rent subsidies, to help move families more swiftly from temporary shelters to permanent housing.

When it comes to policy, Mr. Obama wasn't a particularly bad leader for the most affluent Americans, particularly those in the financial sector — incomes at the very highest levels have recovered much more swiftly from the financial crisis than those of the middle class, and the Troubled Asset Relief Program was essential for Wall Street.

In other words, even if the mainstream is moving toward the Republicans (and that's far from certain in New York state), these new Republican candidates are moving much more swiftly away from it.

The heated response to the skin-color images and ads comes more swiftly as news from Thailand — and elsewhere, for that matter — is disseminated online and across international borders, and is discussed not only among Thai people but in an international context.

According to the revised numbers, corporate profits earned in the United States by American companies rose much more swiftly than previously recorded from 2005 through 2007, making the recent decline appear much steeper.

On witnessing the Montgolfier brothers' hot air balloon flight, the polymath declared such a device might be strapped to one's errand boy, so he could hop over hedges more swiftly as he ran from house to house.

The new Administrative Per Se Law empowered arresting officers to confiscate licenses and remove intoxicated or drug-impaired drivers from the roads more swiftly.

Dhoni even shunned taking the new ball until 124 overs had been bowled just in case it sped from the bat more swiftly.

The rapid rate at which the syndicate was producing fiction allowed Stratemeyer to learn from his mistakes more swiftly, making his series more sophisticated than many of the series penned by individual authors.

In a statement Sir John acknowledged that the "Service's failure to act more swiftly when Gareth first became absent from work has contributed to the anguish and suffering of his family.