Sentence examples for proceeding faster than from inspiring English sources
"The state attorney told me he was proceeding faster than he would like," Lazarus said.
"The authorities are implementing the reform policies broadly as planned and external adjustment is proceeding faster than expected".
The shrinking of the ice cap, which is proceeding faster than anticipated only a few years ago, opens a shipping channel that must be defended and undersea resources that are already the focus of international competition.
Among individual stocks, Western Digital, the data storage provider, rose 7.5 percent, the most in the S.& P. The company on Thursday raised its revenue estimate for the current quarter and said that recovery efforts at its factory in Thailand after severe flooding were proceeding faster than expected.
China over the last decade has been progressively closing off its market, and this trend is now proceeding faster than ever under current supremo Xi Jinping.
This year's minimum, the NSIDC said, is nearly 50percentt lower than the average minimum for the years 1979-2000 — almostoshockinging development, since as Stroeve pointed out, the melting is proceeding faster than any model projected it would.
This is substantial progress, and much of it has proceeded faster than similar efforts in Germany and Japan after World War II.
But she didn't want to scare him away or, worse, put pressure on the relationship to proceed faster than it otherwise would.
First, industrial development came later and proceeded faster than in Britain, with plants and enterprises starting on a large scale and often using the most advanced technology.
Polycondensation catalyzed by TBZL proceeded faster than that by titanium tetraisopropoxide, which is used as a general catalyst for polycondensation of diesters, dialkylcarbonates, and diphenyl carbonate with diols.
An overall good agreement between simulation and experiment were observed, but the PTR scheme predicted the twinning process to proceed faster than observed experimentally.
