By temporarily sacrificing a pawn, he quickened his development.
Despite his bitter memories, he believes last year's game quickened his development.
The abolition of inland customs duties in 1835 created an open market, and the construction of railways (beginning in 1854) further quickened the development of business and industry.
Taylor has only 10 days left before he heads for India on the England Performance Programme, which is designed to quicken the development of players on the cusp of the England side, and compensation negotiations between his county Leicestershire and chief suitor Nottinghamshire appear to have stalled.
After World War II, industrial development quickened.
At a time when many American airports are falling into disrepair, China is quickening its air travel development, with plans to build nearly 100 more airports by 2015, including some at high altitudes, where special landing gear is required.
With that not in the cards, one would expect the pace of development to have quickened after the President's policy was unveiled.
Post WWII the large number of GI's returning, President John A. Hannah's push to expand resulting in a large increase in enrollment quickened in the pace of development south of the river.
Whatever, it's still going strong this weekend with an array of artworks, curatorial ideas and aesthetic developments that reveal the quickening, centrifugal vitality of contemporary art, a result of several combustible collisions or collusions.
The developments came against a background of quickening diplomatic debate over possible outside help for the Libyan rebels, who have made increasingly anxious pleas for intervention that have, so far, produced none.
