Sentence examples for sometimes more quickly than from inspiring English sources

At-risk populations commonly receive information from informal sources (for example, the media, friends, social media), sometimes more quickly than through various official channels during a crisis (Mileti [1999]; Leonard et al. [2008]; Dillman et al. [1982]; Mileti and Sorenson [1990]; Parker and Handmer [1998]; Mei et al. [2013]).

And does this need to be said by me now?" And he says it humorously, and he makes a joke about how it took him three marriages to learn that lesson, but that really struck me, especially because of my personality type, which, I'm a little more extroverted, I'm quick to speak, sometimes more quickly than I should be.

Rumors, even if incorrect, spread quickly on social networking sites — sometimes more rapidly than emergency services can communicate accurate information.

For garment district sightseeing, coat racks on wheels sometimes move more quickly than the M20, which takes you down Seventh Avenue.

Once the argument is won — gay marriage is a fine recent example — the action will go with it, sometimes far more quickly than one expects.

Hopefully, we'll hear more about this soon: outages stemming from larger services like Google are sometimes resolved more quickly than those with individual services, but major problems can be just as vexing for the massive teams at Google as they can at those of individual apps.

Rapid Response: Along with their networks and flexibility, civil society organizations' presence in the heart of affected areas means that they can sometimes mobilize more quickly than larger, bureaucratic entities.

Presidents sometimes learn that more quickly than their advisers, though it can also be the other way around; and, sometimes, no one does.

Although she sometimes became overwhelmed more quickly than other children, she was called "a model of age-appropriate behavior" by her preschool.

Sometimes the business grows more quickly than the talent.

Sometimes it happens even more quickly than that, with seaweed spores taking hold within minutes of immersion, and barnacle larvae settling in within a few hours.