Sentence examples for somewhat faster than from inspiring English sources

The researchers found that homes on the multiple listing service sold somewhat faster than houses on the for-sale-by-owner site.

In an interview tonight, Dale H. Yamamoto, the chairman of the panel, said: "We think health care costs will grow somewhat faster than the trustees now assume.

"And business surveys point to something closer to 2% for the second half of this year, somewhat faster than the economy's historical average rate of expansion.

Children learned to read and write Greek in about three years, somewhat faster than modern children learn English, whose alphabet is more ambiguous.

He added that spending for information technology "will grow at a rate somewhat faster than the overall economy, maybe as much as twice as fast in real terms".

The euro-area economy grew by 0.7% in the year to the third quarter, only a tad less than America (and somewhat faster than Britain).

FCS measurements were additionally possible for pre-formed Y1 andand Y1 A2ΔLIEFD BiFC complexes under basal conditions, which both displayed somewhat faster mobilities than after NPY treatment.

"While private employment is still rebounding and rose somewhat faster in July than June, the gains are too slow to bring down slack in the economy".

The upper limit on δ increases somewhat faster with redundancy than does the lower limit for ISV.

These values indicate that, following cognate TC binding to the 70SIC and prior to the release of EF-Tu from the ribosome as EF-Tu.GDP, EF-Tu moves away from the GAC, as measured by k2app in the Tu-L11 assay, somewhat faster (1.5 3-fold) than EF-Tu moves away from aa-tRNA, as measured by k1.5 3-folde thanRNA assay.

And prices have increased somewhat faster over the last decade than they did over the previous decade, the College Board data show.