Sentence examples for much faster service from inspiring English sources

Nicholas Lander, the restaurant critic of The Financial Times, says Wiltons has much faster service than most other London restaurants, because "board chairmen will bang the table if they're kept waiting".

This was partially addressed by a "gray market" for goods and services in short supply (e.g., automobiles and automobile and house repairs), particularly when payment was made in hard currency; for example, repairmen offered much faster service for an extra fee or favours, and sales clerks also kept certain goods "under the counter".

I suggest objectives for 2020 (or sooner) that include these goals: *For the L.I.R.R., service into Grand Central Terminal, much faster service and trains at least hourly to Riverhead and Speonk, good connections to LaGuardia and Islip airports and light-rail or bus feeder lines using priority lanes to connect to train stations, especially from the East End to Islip.

If you're in an area where a cable company offers cable modem service, you can get much faster service, but cable connections are hard to come by right now.

And they provide much faster service overall.

Although private clinics were unanimously seen as better health treatment options with much faster service, many groups agreed that cost was often a prohibitive factor in seeking private clinic treatment.

Some say that citizens in some other countries routinely get much faster, unlimited service for lower prices.

House Fund also invested more recently in Superhuman, an ostensibly much faster email service created three years ago by the founder of Rapportive, a Gmail add-on that LinkedIn acquired in 2012.

A couple of scheduled boat trips operate daily and much faster speedboat services are also available.

The investments would allow the company to offer much faster broadband services to customers.

It is priced well above much faster cable services that don't care how many computers are connected to the network.