Sentence examples for to proceed faster from inspiring English sources
But she didn't want to scare him away or, worse, put pressure on the relationship to proceed faster than it otherwise would.
Mr Papandreou would like to proceed faster to hug Turkey more warmly, while the prime minister remains more cautious.Mr Simitis may survive at least until local elections in October.
Graphene nano-sheets have also increased heterogeneous active sites, causing nucleation process to proceed faster so that more amount of gas can be stored within water molecules cavities.
Although N2O gives the same intermediate (O) as O2 does, the former decomposition seems to proceed faster than the latter on CoMgO.
An overall good agreement between simulation and experiment were observed, but the PTR scheme predicted the twinning process to proceed faster than observed experimentally.
An unusual observation, however, is the "autocatalytic" behavior of the hydrolysis reactions which makes it possible for them to proceed faster than their heterogeneous counterparts as more product builds up with the progress of reaction (i.e. at higher conversions).
He later decided to sell the company to GlaxoSmithKline, he said, because it was getting harder to raise money and clinical trials could proceed faster with the larger company's resources.
Science fiction may thus become science fact.Moreover, matters may proceed faster than an outside observer, used to the idea that the brain is a black box impenetrable to science, might expect.
With long poles they adjusted the pyres to direct a better draft so that the cremation could proceed faster.
His hope, Mr. McClellan said, was that if the Food and Drug Administration's requirements were clearly understood at the outset, the research would proceed faster and companies might be less reluctant to take a chance on novel treatments.
It was observed that combustion of lignite chars in the agitated beds proceed faster and lasted in shorter times as expected, mainly due to the removal of ash layer by agitation during the period of char combustion.
