Sentence examples for start to accelerate from inspiring English sources

Even so, he expects the shift to start to accelerate.

With its economy humming, and unemployment falling, German wages may start to accelerate.

Below the natural rate, employers find it harder to locate workers and wages and prices start to accelerate.

We need to create platforms that support innovation and learning so we start to accelerate the scale and reach of change.

Labour-market reforms do seem to have reduced the natural rate of unemployment: in this expansion wages did not start to accelerate until the jobless rate had dropped to 7.5%; in the late 1980s wage pressures began to build when unemployment was still above 10%.Britain's record still looks bad compared with the United States.

The first time I deliberately made special invite room for a sidezoomer this summer — a lane-drop bottleneck en route to Lake Tahoe, me dubiously opening the extra-long space in front of my car — I swear I could see the zoomer beside me start to accelerate, hesitate and then with me murmuring, Come on pal, we can do this together, finally shrug his S.U.V. into the merge.

"Medical care costs have started to accelerate somewhat," Mr. Jackman noted.

"The trends are really starting to accelerate for this to being more mainstream.

Once an ice stream starts to accelerate, it may be impossible to stop.

Lately, there has again been talk of skills shortages, and earnings growth has started to accelerate.

The slide in regional bank stocks really started to accelerate after the Federal Reserve started pushing up interest rates.