Sentence examples for hastening a from inspiring English sources

The Palestinian population is also expanding, hastening a day when Jews could be a minority.

"If you demagogue entitlement reform," says Mr. Ryan, "you're hastening a debt crisis; you're bringing about Medicare's collapse".

"Nowhere," the magazine notes, "do they worry that by opting into and taking advantage of Social Security programs they might be hastening a socialist takeover of America.

The disasters have dealt another blow to a manufacturing sector already hurt by cheaper rivals, hastening a "hollowing out" of Japanese industry long feared in this country.

Suicide, they point out, implies a decision to cut short a life that would otherwise continue, whereas terminal patients are simply hastening a death that is already near.

Many of them said they feared it was hastening a march to becoming a smaller, older, whiter and more male party.

As he saw it, he was simply hastening an inevitable conclusion.

If it decides that they should, then more companies could stream TV shows to computers and smartphones, hastening an industrywide shift to the Internet.

In European cities, planners are actively hastening an age when people get around by public transport, and shared bicycle and car fleets.

This may hasten a merger with Mr Klaus's lot.

But it can hasten a cluster's death.