Sentence examples for much speedier and from inspiring English sources

In my country we have developed a solution that is much speedier and more effective than legislation can ever be.

Before now users could access a mobile version of the site through a web browser, but the iPhone's native app is much speedier and more intuitive – I could see this becoming a favorite for the "soccer mom" demographic and the environmentally and health conscious.

In turn, Time Warner gave AOL access to its cable systems, which allowed for "much speedier Internet and interactive television services".

Transplanting a cafe or restaurant to an airport often means adapting to a tiny retail space while offering much speedier service and a smaller menu than what the home base provides.

Workers from all the organisations can offer basic advice and a much speedier service because of access to colleagues and information.

In such close quarters, mixing occurs not by stirring, but by diffusion, and is much speedier as a result.

Peter Barton Hutt, the former chief counsel at the F.D.A. and now a lawyer at the Washington firm Covington & Burling, has argued that limiting loratadine and several other pipeline drugs to a two-year extension was "completely arbitrary" and assumed much speedier approval.

PET is much speedier than a meticulous Ga-67 SPECT study and therefore more practical in situations where treatment decisions need to be made quickly.

According to Mr. Bush's advisers, the review of Mr. Cheney's credentials and background materials was conducted somewhat outside of the process that Mr. Cheney had established for the rest of the field, and it went forward at a much speedier pace.

The application includes an integrated listing of top trends, advanced search functions, and a streamlined interface that feels much speedier than its competitors.

Apple has focused on changes that should have the biggest impact, like the new Intel Haswell processors, the much speedier flash storage, a near doubling of battery life, and networking speeds that embrace 802.11ac, a tech on the verge of becoming conspicuous in consumer goods.