It's a promising scenario that develops at breakneck speed, with a plot that tightens, garrotte-like, with every twist.
As any parent knows, children grow and develop at breakneck speed until age 3, and sound nutrition is vital to a healthy life.
As the country develops at breakneck speed, bank lending is expanding fast (by 37% last year) and there is massive demand for building materials and equipment, exacerbating the risk of overheating.Nevertheless, the government, keen to keep the good times rolling, does not want to cool the economy down.
The world is heading for wildly uneven population swings in the next 45 years, with many rich countries "downsizing" during a period in which almost all developing nations will grow at breakneck speed, according to a comprehensive report by leading US demographers released yesterday.
The government's top-secret Manhattan Project had developed and built, at breakneck speed, the atomic bombs that forced Japan's abrupt surrender and forestalled a bloody and dreaded American land invasion of the island empire.
Britain invented the railways and developed an anarchic system at breakneck speed, with consequences the nation still endures.
Even so, the train races at breakneck speed by Indian Railroads standards.
Then, after Trippe had secured the necessary agreements with foreign governments, it was time for the company -- at breakneck speed -- to develop these new destinations.
Because gabapentin easily crosses the placental barrier, it could potentially interfere with a fetus' rapidly developing brain just when global synapse formation is proceeding at breakneck speed.
In a world where what's possible is advancing at breakneck speed, it's odd that British Airways has developed an emotionally aware smart blanket, but doesn't "do" email.
"Development, construction and renovation is happened across the city at breakneck speed.
