Sentence examples for much faster less from inspiring English sources

Mobile money can be a much faster, less expensive, and safer way to transfer money rather than a bank or post office transfer.

Compared to sequencing standard barcode markers, the designed assay is much faster, less labor-intensive, and hence much cheaper.

Analysis of the open question on why the student chose that particular form of childbirth showed that, when the choice was for a vaginal delivery, the reasons given were: "fewer risks for the mother and fetus (less morbidity and mortality)", "natural/physiological/less aggressive" and "much faster recovery/with less pain", both in the case of the first-year and sixth-year students.

It's glorious for you, because it's so much faster and less fussy than the old ways of paying.

PAGE 2 A SURVIVAL GUIDE Much faster, far less labor-intensive modes of transportation exist, but bicycles survive.

What matters is that they are much faster and less crash-prone than loading Facebook and Twitter into your browser.

The brothers Tappet made the miles go by so much faster, with less risk of my own semi-truck encounter".

The result is a heart that contracts much faster but less economically than normal and can meet the peripheral need for large volumes of blood at normal pressures.

Given that the individual drugs themselves are known to be safe, and can be produced in large quantities at a reasonable cost, the path from lab to clinic should, in theory, be much faster and less expensive.

They are a quaint, 19th-century invention, originally designed to get someone from point A to point B. Today there are much faster, far less labor-intensive modes of transportation.

All of this is much faster and less error prone with the files in one place.