Sentence examples for quicker to use from inspiring English sources

But she added, "Some females of small stature may be quicker to use force because their opponent is larger and able to physically overtake them".

Even more affluent shoppers now prefer Aldi and Lidl because their stores are much easier to navigate and quicker to use than Tesco or Sainsbury's.

iOS 9 brings improvements including a more proactive virtual assistant and small tweaks intended to make the iPhone and iPad quicker to use.

I wouldn't expect the Image Formula P-150 to match the image quality of an Epson Perfection V500 or Canon Canoscan 9000f, but it's a lot more portable and should be quicker to use.

But it brings a host of new features, as well as small changes to the design, that will make the iPhone easier and quicker to use, prepare it for the iWatch, and allow you to control your phone from your computer for the first time.

It's now easier and quicker to use.

Opponents have been quick to use the label "Frankenfoods".

Korean Central Television was quick to use the festival to attack the country's critics critics.

"Harmonious society" is not a phrase that all Chinese intellectuals are quick to use.

Back in our galaxy, companies have been quick to use female voices for assistive technologies.

Such lobbies were quick to use blackouts in California and the Enron collapse to attack deregulation.