Sentence examples for deliberately accelerating from inspiring English sources

Deliberately accelerating the intensity of the interrogation, Martinez narrowed his eyes, looked straight at the suspect crouching below him, and, in a suddenly loud voice, snapped, "Is he a V.C.?" "No, he says he's not," the interpreter answered, with an apologetic shrug.

Alyx discovers the Combine are deliberately accelerating the destruction of the Citadel to send a "transmission packet" to the Combine's homeworld.

Evidence retrieved from the second black box discovered at the site of the Germanwings crash confirms co-pilot Andreas Lubitz repeatedly and deliberately accelerated the Airbus A320 as he used the automatic pilot to descend the plane, the French BEA air accident investigation agency has said.

At Yahoo it felt as if they'd deliberately accelerated this process.

Florida's education system has already been failing masses of students by gutting public schools and replacing them with unregulated, unqualified, unscrupulous charter operators, and this bill openly and deliberately accelerates that process.

The music was relentless, deliberately inhuman, the sound of a world accelerating toward some unimaginable mechanized future.

Kagame, a soft-spoken man with a bespectacled, scholarly demeanor, talked slowly and deliberately about how science and technology — particularly mobile technology — was accelerating economic growth in Africa.

Pakistan's national security policy of supporting terrorist groups and militias as proxies against India, known as "strategic depth," is accelerating out of control, and they are either deliberately or inadvertently engineering a globalized religious war, a Clash of Civilizations.

This implies that transcriptionally active embryos deliberately slow development either under high heat when kinetics are accelerating or under hypoxia to conserve energy.

Reciprocally, they state that "transcriptionally active embryos" (I read this to mean non-blastoderm embryos) "deliberately slow development either under high heat when kinetics are accelerating or under hypoxia to conserve energy".

To take advantage of that pattern of movement, Ms. Hadid deliberately slows and then accelerates the pace.