Sentence examples for momentum to produce from inspiring English sources

G.E.'s chairman said G.E. was gathering momentum to produce earnings growth of at least 10percentt in 2005.

Further, the panel in this case failed to accomplish the one task that might have sent a decision on to the Supreme Court with a certain momentum: to produce a unified and coherent set of factual findings and legal conclusions.

Eoin Morgan says England must maintain their momentum to produce a big first-innings total against Sri Lanka on day two of the second Test at Lord's.

Wales usually pass once, sometimes twice, before crashing in with two or three players together, to get the momentum to produce quick ball.

diSessa explained the schematization of the Force as Deflector p-prim as follows: 'A force (e.g., shove) may act in concert with prior motion (momentum) to produce a compromise result, directionally between the two' (diSessa 1993, pp 218).

The Gaussian term models the enhancement in the intermediate-momentum regime necessary to produce a reasonable amount of dynamical chiral symmetry breaking.

"I feel like I'm getting that momentum back and starting to produce performances I know I'm capable of".

It was found that the additional terms of bottom shear stress in the momentum equations are necessary to produce a physical scouring pattern.

For months, many proponents argued that we needed to pass legislation -- no matter how compromised -- to produce momentum for the Copenhagen talks.

We obviously come here on a high and we are trying to produce the momentum to have another very strong result," he said.

Although public schools now routinely have metal-detectors to check for weapons, and although "zero-tolerance" policies encourage more expulsions, too many schools are still demoralised and undisciplined.Could do betterThe reforms managed so far are commendable, but they are unlikely to produce enough momentum to change the education system as a whole.