The things are coming out at a faster pace.

Ever cheaper labor and ever faster machines.

We haven't yet understood that we're going at a much faster pace than the planet can sustain.

That the essence of what you're doing is you need ever cheaper labor, and ever faster machines.

However, some wealthier developing countries, notably Chile, did achieve a faster pace of investment and growth based on their natural resource endowments.

The Government has continued to tackle the daunting tasks inside Somalia at a much faster pace than the international community could have anticipated.

In a world where everything has become faster, reaction is less an option than ever before.

And yet we also know that the pace of change is faster than ever before, and that governments, businesses, and households are finding it increasingly difficult to keep up. Beneath all of our identifying, quantifying, and mitigating of risk lies the undeniable and timeless truth that the only constant is change.

The stronger sectors (within countries and across them) will continue to recover, but not enough to pull up the global economy whole As a result, weaker sectors risk being surpassed at an ever faster pace. These trends will become more difficult to reconcile and keep orderly if governance systems fail to adjust.

As the pace of globalization and technological change accelerates, extremists are finding ever more creative ways to spread their message.

It's a 130 fold improvement, and that is 10 times further and faster than anything we've ever achieved in industrial history.

Rapidly expanding global trade, combined with an ever freer and faster exchange of people and ideas, has been a cornerstone of this growth, particularly of the strong productivity gains that underlie it. Absent further trade agreements, there is a big risk that the pace of globalization will slow, with profound consequences for global poverty and welfare.

Today a container ship can carry 150,000 tons it can be manned with a smaller crew and unloaded faster than ever before.

And it's this science, which is not only enlightening our understanding of the biological world, but also transforming our world faster than ever.

Ideas move even faster propelled, sustained, and strengthened by the Internet. And the ability to turn them into reality is keeping pace, as global supply chains and new technologies like 3D printing reduce implementation times.

As globalization proceeds, with the help of ever faster communications, faster travel, and more powerful multinational corporations, a new, cosmopolitan social class seems to be emerging. These citizens of the world are developing loyalties to each other that cross national boundaries.

But my theme is that in this century, not only has science changed the world faster than ever, but in new and different ways.

We're really dominated now by those things that we're using up faster and faster and faster.

The catch, however, to this is that you have to innovate faster and faster and faster.

New predators, hyenas, getting faster and faster still.

Like that. And then we get a little faster and a little faster and a little faster.

Information technology is growing at a faster pace than 5 . According to Moore's Law named after the president of Intel, who formulated it in 1975 the amount of components on a computer chip doubles every two years.

RMB appreciation should have started earlier and at a faster pace, when China s trade surplus was much smaller and its growth was much less dependent on exports. Delay has made current account rebalancing via RMB appreciation costly.

Finally, global economic management institutions need to address whether the pace of globalization, and its implied structural change, is faster than the capacity of individuals, economies, and societies to adjust can withstand. If so, the next challenge will be to find non destructive ways to moderate the pace in order to bring capacity to adjust and the need for adjustment into closer alignment.

And the faster we do that, the faster our ideas evolve.

Pace yourself.

During the period, the Mission commenced a faster pace of drawdown and withdrawal of the military force as described in the reports of the Secretary General to the Security Council (S 2004 724, S 2004 965 and S 2005 135).

Empirical evidence has shown that the growth in trade of ICT goods and services has grown at a faster pace than growth in total trade and remains high despite an overall global slow down in the trade of such goods.

I'm faster.

Faster, Tom.

So the image is that we're not only on a treadmill that's going faster, but we have to change the treadmill faster and faster.

Perhaps Kasparov would have won the rematch had it continued to a full 24 games (then the standard length of world championship matches). But, over the next few years, even as humans learned from computers, computers improved at a far faster pace.

We are in the middle of a social and demographic shift that will both destroy and create consumer markets. The aging of developed markets is well known, but the latest data show that emerging markets are aging at an even faster pace.

Faster, higher, stronger.

Well it's no secret that computers, through Moore's law, are speeding up faster and faster.

His pace was slower.

TK A little faster?

They also got faster.

A little bit faster.

They learn much faster.

They made faster things.

Let's start with faster.

Go a little faster!

We must act faster.

Individual galaxies are speeding away from us faster and faster so we say the universe is accelerating.