Sentence examples similar to strive for quicker from inspiring English sources
In the UK and Ireland the emphasis was on enhancing efficiency when introducing nurse prescribing, i.e. striving for quicker and more efficient patient access to medicines and better use of health professionals' skills and knowledge.
The fact that Bulgarians with bigger families usually have more responsibilities for their relatives and strive for a quicker return to their work place and/or home may additionally influence their responses.
In general, we strive for a quick-turn analysis that provides enough insight to make informed decisions that cannot wait for the extensive time it takes to conduct in-depth, detailed analyses, e.g. with large CFD models.
Jill Scott saw a long shot saved and Karen Carney missed by inches with a header from Alex Scott's cross as Britain strove for a quick equaliser.
It remains for me a beautifully abstracted and intangible form of communication, and in this world where we strive for knowledge, clarity and a quick diagnosis of situations, it retains an essence of mystery.
If a tour of the pyramids or Petra no longer entices most Israelis, why continue striving for that mythical quick drive to Damascus to sample the humus in the old souk?
Shooting many frames in quick succession, Winogrand did not strive for the classical composition of traditional photography.
Do not strive for perfection.
Others strive for sartorial consistency.
