Sentence examples for own speeding up from inspiring English sources

But the fan was noisy and seemed to have a mind of its own, speeding up and slowing down as the compressor kicked in.

To address the predicted shortfall, in the letter Rudd suggests a range of measures, including a last resort of paying for renewable projects in other EU countries as a way of offsetting the UK's failure to increase its own generation, speeding up a planned undersea electricity cable to Norway and attempting to engage with EU member states to make the target more "flexible".

However, because body cells can only divide a number of times in life, the user is basically shortening their own lifespan by speeding up the process.

In August Micron fired a preemptive strike against Rambus Inc., a small firm that owns (or claims to own) critical technology for speeding up the retrieval of bits from memory chips.

The council offers its own models that show speeding up lowers the chances of a whale strike.

More likely, it wants to spur them into speeding up their own services.

At the Natural Resources Defense Council, Roland Hwang, a vehicles expert, said the main effects of the program were to deflect pressure on Detroit to make cleaner and more fuel-efficient vehicles right away, and to prod Japanese manufacturers into speeding up their own efforts, which resulted in the Prius and other successful models.

Stang says Lexar's cards are designed to be faster than those of its competitors, though rival SanDisk has recently been speeding up its own cards.

Hyundai is speeding up its own timeline for commercialization of its "Highway Driving Assist 2" (HDA2) semi-autonomous features as a result.

For that reason, he is upset that his own party leaders seem uninterested in speeding up a withdrawal.

The International Monetary Fund has made revisions a condition for resumption of aid to Argentina, and this week Mr. Duhalde threatened to resign unless Congress, controlled by his own party, sped up action on amendments he submitted.