Sentence examples for rapidly prefer from inspiring English sources

His 2005 essay "How to Start a Startup" — together with Steven Blank's "The Four Steps to the Epiphany" and Eric Ries's "The Lean Startup" — helped to codify the modern entrepreneur's ethos: bootstrap; begin with a "minimum viable product" and iterate rapidly; prefer ten people loving what you make to ten thousand liking it.

In particular, species with small, fine leaves that gave dappled shade (rather than solid shade) and decomposed rapidly were preferred.

Because energy and food prices fluctuate rapidly, many economists prefer the so-called core rate, which eliminates these items.

Mortgage bond investors fare poorly when rates rise rapidly, because they prefer a certain amount of cash coming in from refinancings.

With global temperatures warming, sea levels rising and thousands of species being lost by the year, things are morphing so rapidly that we prefer to ignore them.

They move rapidly in tight trails, prefer sugar but will eat protein and fat, and have a musty odor when crushed.

All of those who stated a preference for hospital had concerns that they might deteriorate rapidly and so preferred to be in hospital where their condition could be professionally monitored and they could readily access emergency help.

More recently founded populations that have expanded rapidly should be preferred to older populations, due to the reduced amount of recombination since the founding, which results in more kinship variation.

In Scandinavian coastal waters, depth varies greatly from shallow southern areas (generally less than 60 m in Danish and Swedish waters) to deeper northern areas where depth rapidly exceeds the preferred dive depth of harbour porpoise.

Since rapidly growing numbers of customers prefer environmentally responsible products, efforts to "green" hotel operations are becoming increasingly important.

Results suggest that women would independently prefer a gel spreading rapidly, in 2 to 15 minutes (P<0.0001), as well as one that is thick or slippery (P<0.02).