Sentence examples for to be swifter from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, terrified reporters have so far proved to be swifter runners than Egyptian xenophobes.

Ireland has a more flexible jobs market, so its recovery is likely to be swifter, if still far from painless.

The decision to call back the vehicles follows promises by Toyota to be swifter in addressing problems in its products after it was criticized as being slow to react to previous defects.

Although sanctions may only kick in six months after the commission's move, that still is expected to be swifter than the lengthy disciplinary process that exists at the moment.

The statement by Mrs. Merkel, Mr. Sarkozy and Mr. Cameron exposes the lack of any coherent and united response by the European Union as a whole, even though under the Lisbon Treaty of 2009, its reaction to major events was intended to be swifter and united.

"We have repeatedly said that there needs to be swifter and more robust action by the European commission but unfortunately, it's the UK government that is among the countries preventing this happening due to its continued opposition to ending the lesser duty rule".

Again, justice has proved to be swift.

To achieve that, the slowdown may have to be swift.

And the changes are unlikely to be swift.

O'Brien's revenge is going to be swift and painful.

It was supposed to be swift and precise and perfect.