Sentence examples for fast igniting from inspiring English sources

Find yourself some fast igniting material, not hardwood or paper.

Productivity increases allow the economy to grow faster without igniting inflation.

The Nets were at their best in the third quarter, creating turnovers and igniting fast breaks that led to points.

With Martin scoring 24 points and grabbing 10 rebounds, igniting fast breaks led by Jason Kidd, the Nets outran Vince Carter and the Raptors in the second half for a 96-87 victory.

It was found that, in general, n-butylbenzene was faster to ignite over the lower temperature range of 650 1000 K.

Mikelis Studers, Timo Kauppila and Pyry Taanila are the founders of Catchbox, the world's first soft, throwable wireless microphone, that can be thrown to audience members and tossed into the air during presentations, igniting faster and much more engaging interactions and discussions between groups of people.

This makes the economy more vulnerable to a hard landing.India cannot grow as fast as China without igniting inflation because of its lower investment rate, particularly in infrastructure, and labour bottlenecks.

When Penicheiro was not igniting the fastest break in the Women's National Basketball Association, Yolanda Griffith, the 6-foot-3-inch Olympian, was proving why she was named the league's most valuable player last season.

The Eagles looked for openings to ignite fast breaks and speed up the pace.

And it was moving very fast: The fire ignited Wednesday and by Thursday evening 22,000 acres had burned.

If the dollar falls too far too fast, it could ignite inflation and influence the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates so high as to weaken the economy.