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It is spreading all over the world, even faster than the speed of the sun light. It is in great demand in the Western countries.

With unsold goods piling up and finance hard to come by, firms around the world have slashed production even faster than demand has fallen.

It would seem that this is now coming together even faster than they anticipated.

The little boy walks even faster than his mother.

Among the big-money players, hedge funds are moving even faster than usual to quit their positions.

They could see that disk drives were gaining capacity for the same price even faster than computer processors were.

The premium China commands over the rest of the world has risen even faster than in the previous bubble.

Unfortunately, the coining of new jargon is likely to proceed even faster than the evolution of computing markets.

Despite a strong economy and galloping tax receipts, the government's spending is rising even faster than its income.

The scanner has also been integrated into the main window and can now be started even faster than before.

Such floods are now common because temperatures in this high mountain region are rising even faster than those at lower elevations.

Its imports of many natural resources are growing even faster than its bounding economy.

It turns out the extra environment community has forced us to get better even faster than our internal customers on information technology.

This might well have lowered the private sector surplus, but only by destroying private income even faster than spending.

The global economy slumped at the end of 2008 in part because firms slashed production even faster than demand fell.

The new census demonstrates, however, that China's population is aging even faster than expected.

Administration costs at elite private universities rose even faster than at public ones.

Indeed can you believe that it is so close, as time accelerates even faster than before?

In East Asia, consumers are embracing LCDs even faster than they are in Europe or America.

China's trade surplus hit a new record last week because imports are falling even faster than exports.

Since then, the fad has faded even faster than your correspondent expected.

In the short run , workers could come out O. K. if prices fall even faster than their salaries .

Comfortingly , profitability is rising even faster than share prices.

Ensuring liquidity has to proceed even faster than recapitalisation.

No wonder, then, that the phrase "peak oil" has been gaining ground even faster than the oil price.

There's a way of transferring funds that is even faster than electronic banking. It's called marriage.

Australians are gaining weight even faster than people in the US, a notoriously fat nation.

Gosh , Franklin! I bet you can swim even faster than fish !

But the economy is melting down even faster than before.

Comiso found that multi-year ice area is shrinking even faster than multi-year ice extent, by -17. 2 percent per decade.

There's a way of transferring funds that is even faster than electronic banking.

We can and must place greater reliance on allies and partners -- Our traditional allies are losing steam even faster than are we.

Rents are coming down even faster than wages.

Events today, in Mr Moller's view, are moving even faster than they did in the 1930s.

Re-applying the entire framework next time will be even faster than this first time.

Some planes can fly even faster than sound.

The killer was even faster than him.

One reason is that production costs have fallen even faster than budgets.

We can't catch the deer because it runs very fast, but a leopard can catch a deer easily because it runs even faster than a deer.

In fact, total factor productivity growth in China has been even faster than in the rest of Asia.

'Since last year, private consumption has been rising as fast as, or even faster than nominal GDP growth, ' Moody's said.

Driven by a surge of investment and easy credit, the economy grew by 10. 2% year-on-year, even faster than last year's annual rate of 9. 9%.

He can make calculations even faster than a calculating machine.