Sentence examples for struggle to accelerate from inspiring English sources

The engine is driving the rocket pump through a fixed gearbox, so it's a bit like a F1 car pulling out of the pits in top gear - the engine will struggle to accelerate, and we will need to get the ratios exactly right to get to full speed.

Some analysts question the data, pointing out that the evidence from small businesses suggests that the economy is struggling to accelerate.

Dippenaar struggled to accelerate and was undone as he tried to improvise against the accurate medium pacers of Nicholas de Groot, awkwardly paddling the Canadian straight to short fine leg.

This technology gives all Priuses their telltale driving characteristics: an engine that shuts off at stoplights and performs adequately if unremarkably around town, but groans at high r.p.m. as it struggles to accelerate.

The proposed limits on the partnership, if accepted by regulators, would most likely reduce the financial benefits of the deal for Yahoo, which has been struggling to accelerate its growth in the wake of failed merger talks with Microsoft.

Rightmove has set its sights on taking a bigger share of property advertising from struggling local newspapers, threatening to accelerate the demise of one of their more reliable revenue streams.

Other furloughs, affecting air traffic controllers, meat inspectors and others, will begin in April and are likely to accelerate as the departments struggle to meet savings targets by Sept. 30.

The report is likely to accelerate that behind-the-scenes struggle.

Behavioral neuroscientists have to continuously struggle to both keep up with technological advances to accelerate data throughput and to customize stimulus delivery and data acquisition systems to do cutting-edge research.

They warn that among other pernicious effects, it is likely to accelerate the migration of teachers to urban districts out of struggling communities from Maine to Alaska.

Both companies are now struggling to deal with fierce competition in China and an advertising slowdown that is expected to accelerate further in 2009.