Sentence examples for some acceleration from inspiring English sources

As raw material prices rebound, however, "they're not going to put up this kind of upside without some acceleration in top-line growth going forward," he said.

In the end, the Europeans abandoned their demands and accepted some expansion in the kinds of telecommunications services covered by the agreement and some acceleration in carrying out the new ownership rules, although details were not disclosed.

The catalyst for the gains, which extended the strong start to 2012, was the government's monthly snapshot of the jobs market, which showed some acceleration in the United States economy in January.

People who have been briefed on the plan said it would include a reduction in taxes on stock dividends, tax law changes to make it easier for companies to write off their investments in new equipment, and probably some acceleration of the timetable under which individual federal income tax rates are to be reduced under last year's tax cut.

As another rebuilding operation got under way, it was left to Cook and Ian Bell - neither noted as an aggressor - to attempt to use the elective batting powerplay in a bid to inject some acceleration.

A likely reason for this controversy is that some acceleration occurs in the interplanetary medium, some occurs at the site of solar flares and some occurs in the solar corona.

We found that although with some accelerations fiber orientation estimation did not perform as well, due to any corresponding SNR decreases in the accelerated acquisitions, the acquisition time reductions (2 4 times faster) may more than offset this by allowing for either shorter scan times or increased coverage of q-space.

Those wheels are still capable of some screeching acceleration, but a younger generation has now emerged with even greater speed, none more so than Spain's Rafael Nadal.

Might something in the electronic computer systems make our cars suddenly speed out of control, into some unintended acceleration?

We have a particle undergoing some given acceleration a, then F=ma just defines what F is.

In some cases, acceleration of the reaction wave has been observed, with transition to detonation occurring a short time later.