Sentence examples for may accelerate a from inspiring English sources

Critics say the plan may accelerate a new housing bubble, especially in London.

Shinzo Abe, Japan's prime minister, says his country may accelerate a planned delivery of non-military patrol boats to Vietnam.

High caseloads, little time to undertake appropriate work with families and pressures from managers may accelerate a spiral into poor practice.

In other words, while money may accelerate a company's ramp-up and growth, the reality is that teams needs to gel, products take time to develop and businesses have a natural life-cycle that can't really be circumvented.

Therefore, excessive ADH secretion may accelerate a hyponatremic state and produce water intoxication [ 6, 7].

Long-term investments in training health workers may accelerate a change toward seeking SBA services.

If Ratzenberger 's accident was caused by a broken nose wing, then the terrible consequences may accelerate an overdue investigation into such an overdue move.

Wim Duisenberg, president of the European Central Bank, has already given warning that high wage deals could lead the bank to reassess its view that inflation pressures will remain moderate.The new union militancy may accelerate an exodus of companies from industry-wide collective bargaining, which has been a pillar of German labour relations.

These observations suggest that the particular disease manifestation of arsenic exposure in humans may be dependent on the genetic predisposition of the individual as well as the life-stage timing of exposure, and that arsenic exposure may accelerate an underlying predilection to pathology.

For the same reason, there is no exercise included to increase the maximum opposition of the thumb (touch the base of the little finger with the thumb tip) or to strengthen the pinch or key grip, as such exercises may accelerate an evolving CMC1-deformity.

Use of a consistent evaluation process linked to monitoring may be the best chance managers have for arresting woodland expansion and cheatgrass invasion that may accelerate in a future warming climate.