Sentence examples for vital speed from inspiring English sources

This allowed a dowdy range to be refreshed within three years and gave product planners a vital speed advantage over competitors.

The bullet-shaped nose cone of the EP-3, which houses much of the plane's instrumentation -- including the vital speed and altitude indicators -- sheared off, and pieces of the wreckage hit the No. 3 engine, the inside right, and pierced the plane's pressurized cabin, causing air to rush in with a roar, he said.

On the pass,it is extra vital about speed and braking so you should back off on speed to be cautious.

It is also vital to speed up the purification of a judicial system that is slow and inefficient in its handling of serious crimes.

The increase in activity has largely been driven by the Help to Buy equity loan scheme, but the federation said it was vital to speed up the planning process.

Cadence, which in July posted disappointing second-quarter results and lowered its 2008 financial outlook, had said the acquisition is vital to speed up growth, with stiff competition squeezing margins.

Last year, Mr. Mappus was slow to react to a groundswell of opposition to Stuttgart 21, a planned new railway station complex in the state capital that was billed as vital to speed up links between Germany and the rest of Europe.

"It will provide vital high-speed transport connectivity from London to the new Watford Health Campus, and to the financial and creative services sectors," she said.

A flexible and scalable toolkit for rapidly navigating biological networks is vital to speeding the search workflow, aiding researchers' thought processes and creating a more appealing experience.

Now small and midsize businesses, too, can cut through the cacophony of available options and speed vital messages to their targets.

A reduced physical score was found for all items in men and three items (speed, vital capacity and endurance) in women.