Sentence examples for wider and faster from inspiring English sources

In Chile, which has opened its economy wider and faster than any country in Latin America, the peso sank to a record low.

"Rumor about SARS infection is spreading wider and faster than the virus itself actually could," said Dr. Porntep Siriwanarangsun, deputy director of the national Mental Health Department.

There are further flashpoints around the relative lack of cycle parking ("Tourists love taking photos of bikes chained to canal bridges but the council hates it," says Anna) and the use of bike lanes by scooters, which are heavier, wider and faster than bicycles.

But conspiracy theories also flourished well before they were popularized by the movies, and although films and the Internet can spread those theories wider and faster, the greatest impetuses are usually the government officials or other authority figures who suppress information or engage in cover-ups.

The flash is better, wider, and faster.

That means they spread their ideas farther, wider, and faster than most other investors do.

The most notable advance was the redesign launched in April 2006, when pages became wider, simpler and faster.

The sport is already set for technical changes next year, with wider tyres and faster cars in an attempt to brighten up the product in the wake of declining crowd figures and falling TV audiences.

I wish they had a wider angle and faster lens too, but hey, they've got to save something for the Kinect 2, right?

The road is wide and fast, with aggressive traffic.

The layout of St. Andrews is unique, featuring many distinctive characteristics -- deep pot bunkers, enormous double greens, wide and fast fairways and blind tee shots.