Sentence examples for would have fast from inspiring English sources

Unlike in the United States, where the slave population grew by natural increase, it would have fast vanished in British possessions but for "imports".

"I wish that the FDA would have fast tracked over-the-counter naloxone instead of an expensive product for a private company," she said.

The defense would have fast-accelerating interceptors that could home in on and destroy the large, slow and fragile ICBMs.

We hypothesized that fractures managed by interlocking nailing would have faster union rates, less surgical time, shorter hospital stay, but more shoulder problems.

Based on resource competition theory, we hypothesized that tree species specializing on and populations of generalist species growing on the relatively moister, more fertile clay-fine loam soil habitat would have faster height and crown growth rates, compared to those on the sandy loam habitat, regardless of regeneration niche.

My working hypothesis is that the colors would match almost perfectly, as slower aging nations would have faster growing economies, and faster aging nations would have slower growth.

"I wish it would have happened fast but, oh well".

"The pile-on would have been fast and massive".

I've said: "Oh, if I hadn't hit that hurdle I would have run fast".

It's unlikely that the three women would have become fast friends had they not traveled together to Asia.

Last May, the FCC chairman, Tom Wheeler, put forward rules that would have allowed fast lanes, known as "paid prioritisation".