Sentence examples for it might speed from inspiring English sources

It might speed up play, and that local P.G.A. professional could clean up when the Tour comes to town!

The benefit of a "unity government" was that it might speed up decision-making and circumvent the political squabbling that has so often hampered governance in Japan.

I can't foretell the consequences of the Obama-Netanyahu spat, but it might speed a new, more centrist Israeli government including Kadima.

By night, the neon tubing of the wheel brings an additional dynamism to the piece: this collusus looks like it might speed off into the darkness.

It might speed the passage to a real baccalaureate-style qualification at 18 and make education a more engaging experience for children.

"Rather than providing a protective environment for the long-term preservation of DNA, it would seem that entombment in resin may actually do quite the opposite - it might speed up the degradation of DNA somehow".

In fact, this coating due to its bioactivity might speed up the osseointegration.

He wanted to share it with those who might speed "the end of days" and lead the way for Islam to rise as the dominant religious force in the world.

More broadly, he says, it shows how making catalysts mobile might speed up many different types of reactions.

Investors have been hoping recent management changes might speed its search for a partner and the group's return to profitability.

Robert Dallek, a biographer of Lyndon Johnson and John F. Kennedy, said another possibility was "it might have speeded the process of desegregation by deepening the sense of rage among blacks, and underscoring more clearly what this segregation system was about".