Sentence examples for withdrawn faster from inspiring English sources

As they proceed heat is withdrawn faster than the furnace can replace it and the temperature of the catalyst bed falls before the furnace can adequately respond.

For Labour, shadow work and pensions secretary Douglas Alexander said the analysis suggested there were "clear potential benefits" to the universal credit, but added: "The more immediate issue is that government cuts from this April will see tax credits withdrawn faster and support for childcare for working families cut back".

We also found that PDs pollinated with nonviable pollen grains withdrew faster than those not pollinated, but more slowly than those pollinated with fresh pollen grains; thus, nonviable pollen also caused a degree of PD withdrawal.

Mr. Gingrich has recently suggested pulling out of Afghanistan, and Mr. Santorum has said one option would be withdrawing faster than the Obama administration's 2014 timeline.

The Conservative leader also made it clear that party grandee Anthony Steen would have the whip withdrawn "so fast his feet won't touch the ground" if he continued making "unacceptable comments".

In 1963 stopping passenger services were withdrawn but fast passenger trains continued to pass through.

Antihypertensive medications were withdrawn and fasting serum samples were collected.

Blood samples for both markers were withdrawn in fasting state, early in the morning.

Without going into detail — thus keeping the appearance of unity — the lawmakers only mentioned their belief that their candidate would withdraw troops faster.

Other tweaks that have been breezily offered as cost-free fixes, such as allowing the poorest workers to keep their credits while withdrawing them faster from the slightly better off, emerge as no solution at all; that would spring a new poverty trap just a little way up the income scale.

It occurs when a specimen is withdrawn from slurry faster than it can drain from the surface, leaving a thin film (Pontin et al. 2005).