Sentence examples for fast raise of from inspiring English sources

Robinia shows a fast raise of increments in young ages but also a fast decrease in older ages what results in applying short rotation times.

China is trying to navigate a fine line between rebalancing its economy away from exports in favor of the domestic market, and protecting its manufacturing sector so that factory jobs aren't lost too fast, raising the specter of social unrest.

The ongoing human obsession with moving ever faster raises questions about our experience of travel.

And many of them will be fasting to raise awareness of human-generated climate change.

Politicians frequently engage in largely symbolic one- or two-day fasts to raise awareness of their issues.

Going faster raises the risks.

Gen Singh was not available for comment but one of his staff officers, on condition of anonymity, told the BBC that the army chief had "pushed very hard to fast-track the raising of the two divisions".

While she has just a fraction of the $1 million-plus that Mr. Saxton has in the bank, Ms. Levin, the mayor of Cherry Hill, is working fast; she raised a total of $219,296 in 1999, before announcing her candidacy, half of it in the last 10 days of December.

But putting the vaccines on such a fast track raises a host of perplexing issues "that the field has to think through very carefully," says John Mascola, who heads NIAID's Vaccine Research Center (VRC).

One of his resulting papers, "Costs and Outputs" (1959), showed that a faster rate of production will raise the unit costs because it will be accompanied by diminishing rates of return.

Critics of the plan say the subsidies will not grow with inflation fast enough, raising the annual price of insurance for seniors.