Sentence examples for sake of speed from inspiring English sources

Governments frequently cut deals with the upper house for the sake of speed.

Some things, however, should never be sacrificed for the sake of speed, he says – accurate spelling, for example.

A novel by Morgan Robertson, "The Wreck of the Titan; or, Futility," appearing in 1898, had featured a liner named Titan that cuts another ship in two simply "for the sake of speed".

Simon Laughlin of Cambridge University has proposed that the brain's wiring system has been maximally miniaturized, condensed for the sake of speed to the physical edge of signal fidelity.

He said construction should begin before reaching an agreement with Mexico, "for the sake of speed".

Mexican president EnriqUsingña Nietaxpayereen very clear that the country has no interest in shelling out moneyons of dollars for toe Great Wall of Trump, so we'll see how the president-elect's convincing goes.

For the sake of speeding up negotiations on a humanitarian corridor, or the future of Bashar al-Assad or Russian intransigence, could it just be time for one more little drop of American exceptionalism?

If you hear a passenger telling another passenger to go back to someone who is obviously wrong for them, solely for the sake of speeding up the commute, please ask that passenger to be more patient and have a little respect for the difficulty of navigating the final stages of a dying love affair.

Other fixed-lens digital cameras, like the Sigma DP2, embrace the same design philosophy — eliminating zoom for the sake of compactness, speed and quality.

It neglects bending and torsional stiffnesses for the sake of computation speed.

Nonetheless, this bias is neglected for the sake of computational speed.