Sentence examples for that much swifter from inspiring English sources

Many investors and analysts now say that a lack of transparency made the fall of C.D.O.'s that much swifter and heavier.

Since we're already past that level, at 390 parts per million, it also implies that we need much swifter political action than governments have supported in the past to reverse this trend".

As facultative bipeds, their movement must not have been so much swifter than that of other partial bipedal primates.

The latter was much swifter, however, so that it was potentially more important for irrigation, even though much harder to tame.

"We brought that all together and can make much swifter decisions.

That argument angers environmentalists, who say the lack of understanding is that much more reason for preservation efforts to be swift and broad.

And a notable feature of the news report cited above of China's new super-train was the tidbit that those 18,000 kilometers of high-speed track would permit much swifter travel between most provincial capitals.

The film's pacing was praised by reviewers in The New York Times and The Washington Post as being much swifter than its predecessor and closer to that of the television series.

Big dreams, a rapid rise, a swift fall: You probably could have guessed that much from the promotional poster.

"Sontag & Kael" offers a set of swift parallels, but they don't help all that much.

The company said that films would appear on its online service within four to eight weeks of premiering in a theatre, much swifter than the standard industry agreed strategy of delaying releases for 39 to 52 weeks.