Sentence examples for might be accelerating from inspiring English sources

The Dow's surge reflected a growing sense on Wall Street that the recovery might be accelerating.

What seems clear is that, nearing 60, McBurney shows no sign of relaxing the pace – in fact, if anything, he might be accelerating.

Quantify your DNA damage against others like you, and potentially identify factors that might be accelerating damage.

Now he's focused on producing cars in China and Taiwan for an Asian market that he thinks might be accelerating faster than the U.S. Gage's San Ditmas, Calif.-based company (founded in 1992) is called AC Propulsion, and its stock in trade is "advanced vehicle technologies," not building and selling cars.

The team will also search for other blazars that might be accelerating neutrinos toward Earth.

To investigate how knockout of Arf might be accelerating tumor growth without alterations in β-cell proliferation or apoptosis, we assessed whether loss of Arf could be affecting any of the inherent barriers that limit transition of oncogene expressing β-cells in pancreatic islets through the different steps to tumor formation.

But that shelf life might be accelerated by the disdain teen idols attract from all corners.

There were hopes his recovery might be accelerated enough to play at the World Cup in Brazil last summer.

But while giving specific dates, the draft does state that these "date goals" could be changed by mutual agreement, and might be accelerated or delayed depending on the ability of the Iraqis to take over the security mission and on "the conditions".

The injury affects the other relievers in a bullpen already depleted by injuries; high-level prospects in the minors whose promotion timetables might be accelerated; and, potentially, pitchers like Grant Balfour of Oakland, Matt Capps of Minnesota and Mike Adams and Heath Bell of San Diego.

Oil maturation in shales might be accelerated with subcritical water processing rather than long term heating ("retorting").