Sentence examples for might accelerate its from inspiring English sources
Once this amphibian reaches the minimum size for metamorphosis, it might accelerate its developmental rate and metamorphose 5 days earlier to get out of the stressful chemical environment.
Molecular evolution was thus active, so it seems feasible that the phage might accelerate its fitness evolution if adapted for longer.
On Tuesday, one of the justices, Steven W. Fisher, raised the possibility that his panel might accelerate its consideration of the case, bypassing the lower court that has already heard arguments and speeding the case to the Court of Appeals.
Some wonder if the EU might accelerate its recognition of Estonia's impressive progress in sorting out public finances by giving it early approval of its plans to join the euro in 2011.
It is stronger than his last couple of films, and the sheer prolific energy with which these pictures keep tumbling off the production line keeps us, the faithful, nourished with hope that if there is to be a new Late Period of creativity from the master, then Allen's magnificent work-rate might accelerate its arrival.
ORS could be made available through both village health professionals and pharmacies, and a media campaign might accelerate its use.
You might accelerate it in smart ways, but it is a sector that does require patient capital at those early stages.
In an interview on Sunday, Alan Rosenberg, president of the Screen Actors Guild, said his union might now accelerate its timetable so that it would not have to negotiate behind the federation.
In an interview on Sunday, Alan Rosenberg, president of the Screen Actors Guild, said his union might now accelerate its timetable so that it would not have to negotiate behind the federation, which is known as Aftra.
And he declared that "it's entirely possible" that Mr. Bush might accelerate his $1.6 trillion tax-cut plan.
If it can point to some early successes with traffic and ad revenue, it might decide to accelerate its local initiatives.
