Sentence examples for making speed from inspiring English sources

The moves were welcomed by the NSPCC but it warned against making speed the prime focus.

In 1904 a "gearless" feature was added by attaching the drive sheave directly to the armature of the electric motor, making speed virtually unlimited.

As it turns out, megahertz ratings are valuable only when making speed comparisons between chips in the same family: comparing a Pentium III with another Pentium III, for example.

His favourite notion involves installing traffic lights, but - even if approved by the relevant authorities - that can't happen till March, because the lights have to be ordered (and presumably Santa is busy making speed bumps for Christmas).

More than that, traffic congestion in London was mounting, making speed of distribution ever harder; the flight to the suburbs was well under way; and working people, through the day, were beginning to get their headline news from radio and television.

It has called on the Committees of Advertising Practice CAPP) to review guidelines on claims made in broadband ads to require all those making speed claims like "superfast" to quantify them, advertised speeds to be available to the majority of customers, not the minority, and providers to be "up-front" about how many people can actually get the advertised speed.

I paused (froze actually) three-quarters of the way up and remember looking down to see a line of dripping schoolmates, all making speed-it-up gestures.

However, to date it is impractical to perturb more than a few entities in the cell, making speed-ups useful primarily for analyzing larger networks.

The precentor continues, "O God, make speed to save us".

The commercial thriller writer works hard to make speed.

The short shelf-life of mobile phones makes speed all the more important.