Sentence examples for perhaps more quickly than from inspiring English sources

This is a culture war, but it is one I have faith we will win, perhaps more quickly than our opposition expects.

And for now, the big picture suggests that coastal Louisiana is still sinking, and perhaps more quickly than some experts believed.

When you're going through a period when you're increasing the stock of automobiles in your country, that's surely going to be a period where the demand for goods will rise, perhaps more quickly than income.

It is inevitable, and desirable, says Mr Solbes, that finance ministers of the 11 or 12 should co-ordinate policy for instance, on budgetary matters or on taxes more and more among themselves, and perhaps more quickly and flexibly than at meetings of all 15 finance ministers.That sounds sensible enough, unless you are an out, and think that you may be for some time.

Companies drilled and dredged all over the coast, perhaps nowhere more quickly than the area near Lafitte, which became known as the Texaco Canals.

Perhaps they reacted more quickly than other firms because the damage a downturn does to miners' earnings is immediate.

If the ratings for "Queer Eye for the Straight Guy" are a harbinger of anything, perhaps it will decline more quickly than conservatives hope.

"But we do want to be able to control it and perhaps deal with it more quickly than we can at the moment".

Evidently, the slump in asset prices hit the rich less severely than the not-so-rich, perhaps because stock prices recovered more quickly than the price of homes.

Davis estimated that the new capabilities could perhaps let them grow 20percentt more quickly than they otherwise might be able to, but also cautioned that since the technology is new, it's too soon to be sure.

If it can find market resonance, perhaps the PC market will recover more quickly than expected.