Sentence examples for even acceleration from inspiring English sources

"These are companies we wouldn't have touched two or three years ago that are showing good relative earnings growth, even acceleration," he says.

There are several reports on potential properties of biosurfactants produced by Pseudomonas sp, Bacillus sp., and Acinetobacter sp. for removal of heavy metals from contaminated soil and even acceleration of biodegradation of pesticides (Pacwa-Plociniczak et al. 2011; Kassab and Roane 2006).

That is to say, he seems to accept that not even accelerations — changes in direction or speed — can be detected by empirical observation.

This would then lead the driver to press the "brake" harder still, and to bring about even more acceleration.

The ride was good, too, but the engine's drone under even moderate acceleration became a bit tiresome, because the car was otherwise so quiet.

Under even moderate acceleration there is a level of 4-cylinder noise and vibration that would be marginally acceptable in a modestly priced sedan, but seems out of place in an upscale car like the Taurus Limited.

There seems to be even an "acceleration effect" on firm-financed R&D expenditures.

Non-uniform graphene coverage has an enormous effect on corrosion protection and may lead even to acceleration of corrosion.

Furthermore, ATP was proven safe because there was no increase in sudden death, syncope or even arrhythmia acceleration compared to shock.

There's far more likelihood of success by rampant, even foolhardy acceleration of our technological progress towards sustainability, than the false hope of mass social change.

I think there's far more likelihood of success by rampant, even foolhardy acceleration of our technological progress towards sustainability, than the false hope of mass social change.