Sentence examples for lethal momentum from inspiring English sources

That lethal momentum has not slowed.

Its lethal momentum is, above all, an engineering problem, to be solved at top speed by the combined ingenuity of a handful of professionals (Chris Pine, Rosario Dawson and, of course, Mr. Washington), whose personal lives figure only tangentially in the narrative.

An alarming cycle of violence is gaining momentum with lethal attacks on police officers and members of the security forces, and an intensifying counter-insurgency campaign is being directed at militant extremists in the Sinai.

Over time, friends of Ms. Rice said, she has become more open to providing lethal aid because it could change the momentum in what has become a stalemate.

Under Saddam Hussein, whatever our view of his tyranny, there was no Islamist jihadist insurgency; post-invasion, it has gathered momentum and further sharpened the lethal Sunni/Shia divide.

The forging and unraveling of alliances — and the periodic eruption of battles that are sometimes comic, sometimes lethal — give "A Brighter Summer Day" its intrigue and momentum.

Even as the Golden Eagles played with energy and momentum, they knew that Butler (27-9) can be lethal late in games, especially in the national spotlight.

The Heat, gaining momentum as the postseason draws shorter, delivered a lethal opening salvo in the N.B.A. finals on Tuesday night with a 92-84 victoverover the Dallas Mavericks in Game 1.

A spring fires behind Mario, sending him spinning into chaos – but every landing point is a new launch pad onward, and every lethal horror is magically bypassed by the arrival of some fresh momentum.

Vouchers failed several times to make it through the Legislature — proving politically lethal for Kent Grusendorf, chairman of the House Public Education Committee, who strongly supported them — and eventually lost momentum.

Once fascism has the momentum to gain the upper hand, it is too late, and the results are lethal.