Sentence examples for fast halt from inspiring English sources

But the Otter descended quickly, hit the snow and came to a smooth and fast halt.

The record companies had been living the high life for years (mostly on the backs of musicians) and the gravy train was coming to a fast halt as the digitization of music made distributing it on the Internet easy-peasy.

But many economists say rates remain low by historical standards and would need to rise much faster to halt the momentum.

RenewableUK's Jennifer Webber said cutting renewables subsidies too far and too fast risked halting their development and leaving the UK dependent on the fossil fuels whose rising cost had driven up bills.

But if you insist on details and are given to using words like downforce and stoichiometry, be assured that the 2010 edition of the Z4 is plenty fast and halts like a drill instructor.

It was billed as a day of prayer and fasting to halt America's national decline, and about 30,000 answered the call, flooding into Houston's Reliant stadium for a seven-hour marathon which blended Christian revivalism with hard-headed electoral campaigning.

America could post a month of expanding employment before the end of 2009 after all.That still leaves a lot of work left to be done; ultimately payrolls must grow fast enough to halt and reverse the increase in the unemployment rate.

"Gardeners are increasingly acting to help wildlife, but the question is can we do it fast enough to halt this sharp decline in numbers?" said Lucy Hall, editor of BBC Gardeners Worldd.

While the solar industry's progress has encouraged those concerned about climate change, Kennedy clearly believes that the clean energy revolution isn't happening fast enough to halt it.

"This situation is improving, but not fast enough to halt and reverse the HIV epidemic by 2015, as committed by the governments," said the UNDP director.

For now, acceleration is best forgotten: the urgency is not to go faster but to halt a downhill tumble.