Sentence examples for notably faster from inspiring English sources

Immigrants of the past quarter-century have been assimilating in the United States at a notably faster rate than did previous generations, according to a study released today.

Modular or prefabricated construction has gradually replacing the traditional on-site construction due to the benefits provided, notably faster time, reduced costs, better work quality, and less environmental impacts.

Numerical results show that our algorithm requires distinctly fewer iterations and less computational time than the original one to achieve the same (or very close) accuracy, in some problem instances even require only about 50% computational time of the original one, and is also notably faster than several other state-of-the-art algorithms.

It's notably faster, and bit cleaner than the previous versions we've seen.

The Galaxy S7 was marginally faster than the iPhone7 on Verizon Wireless and notably faster on T-Mobile and Sprint.

Twithority is notably faster in returning results, and it looks farther back (1,000 results v. 50).

He wasn't big, by N.H.L. defenseman standards, or notably fast.

Davis is not notably fast, nor is Josh Thole, and no one knows yet who the second baseman will be.

Some environmental leaders said the feud over Arctic drilling could jeopardize efforts by labor and environmentalists to work together on many issues, notably fast-track trade legislation.

The kinds of workers that "Fight for $15" was looking to mobilize most notably fast-food workers—have historically been difficult to organize, since they're younger and often don't stay in their jobs for long.

While that is a tiny fraction of the 180 million Americans with health insurance, some experts say the numbers show a notably fast adoption rate for a complicated new consumer program.