Sentence examples for accelerate the long term from inspiring English sources
The acquisition will give Diageo "an outstanding platform from which to accelerate the long term growth of our premium international spirits brands in Turkey," he said.
Raising the eligibility age would likely accelerate the long-term decline in corporate benefits for retirees.
During the recession, domestic manufacturers appear to have accelerated the long-term move toward greater automation, laying off more of their lowest-skilled workers and replacing them with cheaper labor abroad.
The weather was also yet more bad news for the nation's High Streets - some of which were under water - accelerating the long-term migration of shoppers to online and to the shelter of high-end shopping malls.
"Given current trends in beverages and the aging expansion at Frito-Lay North America, this acquisition represents…a preemptive action to fortify and potentially accelerate growth rates over the long term," Spillane wrote in a research note.
In addition, these short-term demand-induced effects would potentially trigger dynamic effects of accelerated technological improvements over the long term.
Our proposed accelerated testing methodology for the long term durability of polymer composites is based on the time temperature superposition principle to be held for the viscoelasticity of polymer matrix.
Taken together, these subtle alterations in disease-free obese men and women could, over the long term, accelerate cardiovascular disease related adverse events.
However, in the long term, accelerated erosion might cause the loss of soil profile, increase in overland flow, and decrease in baseflow.
Priority #3: Getting kids into an accelerated primary care regimen for the long term Long after the immediate crisis is over, children exposed to lead can suffer negative intellectual or behavioral consequences.
When the alluvium is later removed and the bedrock channel re-exposed, bedrock incision rates probably accelerate beyond the long-term mean as the river gradient adjusts downward toward a more "equilibrium" profile.
