speedier

She just wants to make it easier for them to act on their choices—particularly if they choose a speedier death.

I feel that if I had a speedier brain, I might have thought of that in, like, five minutes.

Those in black, with their speedier walk, suggested confidence and purpose.

Iglesias recorded a song called “I Like It,” with a speedier melody than his previous hits.

She had written long letters to the editor demanding speedier justice for Raymond Graney.

Thirty-five years earlier (circa 1770), even the quickest stages were no speedier than the vans.

If he but dared remove his shoulders from the wall there would be a speedier end to him than as things were.

A couple may reflect, "It is simpler, speedier, and cheaper for us to adopt orphans than to produce children of our own."

These efforts were attended with much speedier success than might have been anticipated.

American recovery may yet prove speedier than Soviet red tape.