Sentence examples for expected to speed up from inspiring English sources

The city's Transportation Department introduced a rapid-transit bus system on Monday that is expected to speed up rides along the highly trafficked east-west thoroughfare.

The Chancellor is expected to speed up the Conservative pledge to raise the personal tax allowance to £12,500 by 2020.

Australia and Poland have more to look forward to, with growth expected to speed up in each of the next two years.

In fact it will end up at 4.1%, reckons the IMF.Nor is it expected to speed up again in the next few years.

The collaboration between the two bureaucracies is expected to speed up veterans benefits once a soldier leaves the Army, but it can lengthen the initial evaluation period, officials said.

Crossrail, to be named the Elizabeth line in honour of the Queen, is expected to speed up journeys and increase capacity between Reading, Heathrow, central London and Shenfield in Essex when fully operational.

While structural learning is expected to speed-up learning, not all 'learning to learn' effects require structural learning.

The New Yorker, July 11, 1953 P. 20 The writer remembers a few decades back when the machine was expected to speed things up so that soon everyone would have more leisure.

By Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, July 11, 1953 P. 20 The writer remembers a few decades back when the machine was expected to speed things up so that soon everyone would have more leisure.

This is expected to speed things up.

Rather he expects it to "speed up internal reform", including the expansion of special economic zones and the reorganisation of control over state finances.