Sentence examples for though much faster from inspiring English sources

Come morning there was an emotional group hug as they headed toward the summit, still two days away, and I started the nine hours down to the hotel on a trail which, though much faster, was every bit as rigorous to go down as the ones we had come up.

The Tymoshenko case in Ukraine, Mr. Popescu said, is "an extremely worrying sign that Yanukovich is moving to exert a monopolistic control over politics, to replicate the example of Vladimir Putin in Russia — though actually much faster than Putin did this".

The service is much faster, though, than what many cellphone networks currently provide with their 3G networks.

When Nearline came out of beta earlier this year, though, it also became much faster.

Though, you will redevelop much faster than the first time.

Though that was much faster than a car — Ron would need at least three hours to get to Hogwarts — the mere five minutes were so long for Harry.

Using electric trains was not an option, even though they travel much faster than diesel trains, because of the cost of building the needed infrastructure along the route.

Just as building the interstate highway system a half-century ago made modern, national commerce more feasible in the United States, China's ambitious rail rollout is helping integrate the economy of this sprawling, populous nation — though on a much faster construction timetable and at significantly higher travel speeds than anything envisioned by the Eisenhower administration.

The burning rate decreases with the addition of GAP at low pressures, even though GAP burns much faster than pure HMX.

The whole package costs $140 less than the 17-inch iMac, even though it's much faster and comes with twice as much RAM.

Second, we show that even though SPICi is much faster than previous clustering approaches, the clusters it uncovers in biological networks recapitulate functional modules just as well.