Sentence examples for will get swifter from inspiring English sources

"That's better for nurses and patients too, who will get swifter information and more face-to-face time with NHS staff".

Salesforce lets companies monitor the Klout scores of customers who tweet compliments and complaints; those with the highest scores will presumably get swifter, friendlier attention from customer service representatives, thus enhancing the return on investment of their customer service efforts.

And there is absolutely no chance that he'll ever get "swift boated".

The viability of the new political order in Washington will get a swift test when Congress returns to town for a lame-duck session this month.

"And, even if they are drawn by the star power of Jude Law they will get to see a swift, clear, well-staged version of Shakespeare's most exciting play".

In fact, if they don't do this they are going to continue to get swift-boated on every issue because the press will follow the lead of Fox News on every partisan attack they bring up.

But will Obama wield a stick if Israel does not embrace a two-state solution and work with Palestinians to get swift agreement on the core issues of ending the occupation, borders, Jerusalem, the Holy Basin and refugees?

When people get swift, effective treatment, recovery is absolutely possible.

He hoped that for once, black victims would get swift justice, he said.

"I mean, when the axe falls, it will be swift, and I will read about it in a newspaper before I will get told by the BBC – that's just life".

And there is always a chance that the Democrats who will want to challenge her in next year's election will get so involved in fights with each other that they will not have much time to attack the lady governor.Still, Ms Swift takes office under critical eyes.