Sentence examples for quicker to send from inspiring English sources

Teachers are quicker to send coughing students to the school nurse, and at least one politician is not shaking hands.

Kodak, for example, is centering its "So Kodak" holiday marketing on its EasyShare digital cameras with a "share button," to make it quicker to send photos.

It's much quicker to send a parallax view or a slimmed down 3-D model and have the electronics in the display synthesize the hologram.

By simplifying the process to just three steps – search, tap, and share – it's a lot quicker to send a Spotify clip now, rather than hunting down the URL of the track instead.

Expect Snap to optimize its engineering to make messages quicker to send and receive, and even sacrifice some of its bells and whistles to make chat faster in developing markets.

It's often quicker to send yourself a note via text message than to open a notes tool.

Many Britons of Pakistani origin have family ties in Kashmir, and were quick to send help.

World heavyweight title contender Tyson Fury, also from Greater Manchester, was quick to send his support to Crolla on Wednesday.

However, delegates from Britain, including the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh, have been quick to send their regrets.

Politicians, including the Maoists, were quick to send out congratulatory messages.But the hope that the election would consolidate the peace process proved short-lived.

Ties have improved of late: Leonel Fernández, the DR's president, was quick to send aid after Haiti's earthquake in 2010.