Sentence examples for tends to speed from inspiring English sources

Aging tends to speed it up.

Dark energy, which tends to speed universal expansion up, causes clusters to spread out.

Obviously, paying service workers according to the number of customers served tends to speed up service in the high-contact system.

"Spooks" tends to speed from sweeping shots across the rooftops of London, Kabul, Tehran or wherever else a bloodcurdlingly brutal terrorist attack is about to be launched, to close-ups of the characters in different settings.

So when electronics grows quickly, Asia's GDP tends to speed up too, to the tune of almost 0.2 percentage points for each full-point increase in the electronics sector.

Having the controller directly on the processor itself eliminates the middle man in that process tends to speed up the computer's overall performance, Brookwood says.

Upset drivers tend to speed up and brake quickly.

Taxi drivers also tend to speed more than Uber drivers, the research found.

The orginal said the body's metabolism tended to speed up when weight was lost.

Truckers also tended to speed through yellows, as did drivers on streets with higher posted speed limits.

Dopamine agonists – compounds that activate dopamine receptors – tend to speed up our perception of time, which passes more quickly.