Sentence examples for next quickest from inspiring English sources

The next quickest solution, Nissan's 220-volt home charging units, cost $2,200 installed and can give a full charge in eight hours, the company says.

The European Grand Prix should have been won by Sebastian Vettel and the next quickest car was Romain Grosjean's Lotus.

Tyco Suzuki's Guy Martin also topped 128 mph, with William Dunlop next quickest at 127.911, while Dean Harrison posted his best of the week at 126.521 mph.

Siobhan-Marie O'Connor is the world number one in the 200m individual medley, two seconds faster than the next quickest European swimmer.

McKillop, who has cerebral palsy, had a season's best coming into the race more than 20 seconds faster than the next quickest in the field and it proved as comprehensive on the track as it looked on paper.

Timo Glock was the next quickest, almost four seconds behind Sutil.

Unscrupulous Officials in Iceland argue that the country is under siege by unscrupulous speculators looking for the next quick buck.

"If I try one quick fix and it doesn't work, I may be more likely to try the next quick fix," says Lisa Lahey, the co-founder of Minds at Work, a consulting firm in Cambridge, Mass., which coaches executives and educators in sustained behavior change.

"Viewers and readers who like sensationalism are not necessarily loyal," said Tony Potts, a host of the television shows "Access Hollywood" and "Celebrity Exposé." "The titillating aspect of a story will always be superseded by something else, and they just want the next quick fix".

You couldn't imagine something similar happening with Rio Ferdinand or Steven Gerrard, because English footballers, formed by the suspicious and avaricious culture of the Premiership, and always on the look out for the next quick earner - the book, the new boot - are, on the whole, a remote and paranoid bunch, especially the plutocrats of the national team.

For the next quick fix, and false promise.