Sentence examples for quickly compared from inspiring English sources

At 50-1, Kornegay said, "it adds up very quickly compared to a team like the Steelers".

Mr. Suozzi quickly compared his experience as mayor of Glen Cove to that of Bill Clinton as governor of Arkansas.

However, it is clear that Moscow mastered the atom very quickly compared with all subsequent nuclear powers.

It could be funded by the private sector and returns on investment could be demonstrated relatively quickly (compared with the 0-19 foundation).

The intention has been to merge their profiles into databases, creating pools of information on potential suspects against which evidence can be quickly compared.

This week, also try to: Cut down on the white flour Wheat, especially refined varieties, turns to sugar very quickly compared with most other grains.

In fact, it had all gone through unfeasibly quickly compared to getting someone in the civil service to order new printer cartridges.

"This is something we can gravitate to quickly compared to buying trucks that use alternative fuels," said Mike Cole, director of transportation for Kraft, who added that the truck used about 30percentt less fuel than a similar nonhybrid truck.

Now, the mystery, and controversy that has shrouded this vessel - which sank so quickly compared with the 160 or so minutes taken by the Titanic - could soon be lifted.

"Sale el Sol" follows it quickly, compared with the four-year gap between "She Wolf" and Shakira's previous albums, "Fijáción Oral Vol. 1" and "Oral Fixation Vol. 2," both in 2005.

"The advantage of these family-owned businesses is that they are nimble, close to their business and the end consumer, and are able to move quickly compared with some larger companies," said Robert Burke, president and chief executive of the consultancy Robert Burke Associates in New York, whose clients range from international fashion and retail brands to luxury resorts.