Sentence examples for very fast though from inspiring English sources
The number of places we can expect to connect devices to the internet is going up very fast – though not as fast as storage or processor speed.
It charges very fast though.
The reviewer was told that Windows XP running on the D4 was very fast, though.
Deterministic algorithms such as gradient descent and Newton method converge very fast, though they require derivatives of objective functions [12 14].
It's got a 5x non-protruding zoom, for which they provide no F numbers, so it can't be very fast — though the camera's back-illuminated 18-megapixel sensor makes up for that a bit.
Google's Chrome browser renders pages very fast, though it includes some proprietary (non-open-source) components.
It really is very noticeably faster, though, so if you find yourself waiting on file transfers for work or media trades or whatever, this might be a smart investment.
He was a very fast reader (though not in the class of Jimmy Carter, who reads 2,000 words a minute), but it is doubtful whether F.D.R. read half the books he acquired.
It has noted that in San Francisco, it is already bigger than the taxi industry--and still growing very fast, even though it's its most mature market.
The fastest grave was dug in 34 minutes, which sounds very fast indeed, though thanks to style points that team may not win.
