The phrase "are only speeding up" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where something is increasing in speed or intensity, often in a progressive context.
Example: "As technology advances, the changes in our daily lives are only speeding up."
Alternatives: "are merely accelerating" or "are just increasing in pace."
And we're only speeding up so far in 2013.
Ever growing numbers of world Jewry feel that their emotional and ideological connection to Israel is gradually unraveling, and the new conversion law is only speeding up the process.
If we were to follow the Weberian line on this, then a highly Protestant area undergoing rapid modernisation would almost automatically experience a process of radical secularisation going hand-in-hand with industrialisation, a process which was only speeded up by the communist obsession with heavy industry.
I think there are a number of reasons, not least that UK retailers are very conscious of their consumers". Mr Dark estimates that if the technology were implemented in every store, 10 million prices could be changed within 24 seconds, not only speeding up the process but helping to cut food waste and making pricing more accurate.
"One of the things that I think this will do is not only speed up the process by which the customers can get in and out of the store, it allows them to not spend time in line," said Jason Buechel, the chief information officer at Whole Foods.
Worsening relations with the European Union, which in December forced Russia to cancel a pipeline to Bulgaria that was already being built, has only sped up its pivot to Asia.
In order to reduce the computational complexity of PAPA, the memory improved PAPA (MIPAPA) algorithm was proposed to not only speed up the convergence rate but also reduce computational complexity by taking into account the memory of the proportionate coefficients [17].
That said, technology creep is ever-quickening and will only speed up and grow.
Note that this will only speed up your computer if the hard drive is nearly full.
"The changes that are happening are permanent structural changes that have only sped up all over the world". The biggest change, he said, is the move to an information economy that requires even more education and job-hopping in one's 20s.
