Sentence examples for develop momentum from inspiring English sources

Although arms races develop momentum of their own, they are themselves the result of political tensions leading to war.

Still, if the Liberal Democrats really develop momentum, Labour could suffer even more, potentially being pushed into third place.

Aleppo residents, he said, have been closely watching the protests elsewhere in Syria, waiting for them to develop momentum before they join in.

Officials, and some politicians, have already discreetly canvassed possibilities for the two parties to share control in the ultra-sensitive area of policing.The talks are meant to develop momentum before more talks, this time chaired by Tony Blair and his Irish counterpart Bertie Ahern at Leeds Castle in Kent, later in the month.

Keith Phipps of The A.V. Club stated that the format of the novel makes it difficult for it to develop momentum, but found the novel's individual episodes gripping.

Some reforms have a longer turnaround than the political cycle; short turnaround interventions can develop momentum.

It's a matter of developing momentum.

The idea of impact investing – investing for both financial and measurable social or environmental return – is developing momentum.

Curtis Strange, ABC's analyst, said early and often that the alternate-shot format is not conducive to developing momentum.

A rhythmic nasal hum develops momentum and eventually breaks into more ethereal climes, creating the sense that you have cleared the quotidian.

In 2006, when the Eagles seemed to have developed momentum after a pair of competitive four-win seasons, they laid a 1-11 egg.