Sentence examples for much swifter and from inspiring English sources

Many investors and analysts now say that a lack of transparency made the fall of C.D.O.'s that much swifter and heavier.

By having it removed overnight, the family of Jimmy Savile have shown how much swifter and easier to deliver is the former.

Twice they have won the World Series, yet both times — though the first was much swifter and more devastating — they dismantled their roster.

Then, the company shrank by one-third, and while the "resizing" is less drastic now, he said, it is much swifter and steadier.

Using fMRI technology, which is much swifter and more sensitive than PET scanning, he and his colleagues have been able to focus even more closely on what he calls the visual word form area or, more informally, "the brain's letterbox".

He was particularly intrigued by the question of why the sounds of speech are so much swifter and more effective in conveying linguistic information than are any other sounds.

Ashton 'sindividual dances are stronger than Bintley's, but the Birmingham production has much swifter pacing and superb designs.

An earlier recording for Bang Records with slightly altered lyrics, backing singers, a much swifter tempo and a "bizarrely inappropriate party atmosphere" changes the tone considerably from the Astral Weeks recording.

The film's pacing was praised by reviewers in The New York Times and The Washington Post as being much swifter than its predecessor and closer to that of the television series.

Even when closed, air slowly penetrates the box and bag, at a much swifter pace than through a bottle and cork.

"We brought that all together and can make much swifter decisions.