Sentence examples for the growing tempo from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday, as the Iranians were announcing that they had successfully enriched a test amount of uranium, Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld dismissed the growing tempo of reports about plans to attack Iran as a "fantasy land" and insisted that the administration was sticking to the diplomatic track in its dealings with Tehran.

Since TEMPO is a stable free radical, high temperature is required for the activation/deactivation of the growing radical chains during the TEMPO-mediated radical polymerization, but most of polymerization temperature was induced at 125 135 °C to avoid the homolysis of alkoxyamine [25].

The feeling in a slow tempo is of the musician growing dangerously close to renouncing the contract with the listener – doing it for him or herself.

As you run, the iPhone's GPS tracks your pace – the moans growing louder as brain-eaters approach, forcing an increase in tempo to escape them.

The atavistic calls to throw more people into prison and deny any return to their former jobs grow in tempo and ugliness.

The tempo is growing and will only increase when Manu Tuilagi and Brad Barritt develop an understanding in the centre, an awareness of position without having to double-check.

The tempo quickens, the texture grows furiously dense, the percussion assert savage rhythms, chaos looms.

He said that this to connected to the fact that EDM is growing at a lesser tempo than music at large, per the above streaming statistics.

As the night progressed, Ritchie was surrounded by a dwindling but increasingly convivial group of celebrants, and the mood grew noticeably more up-tempo.

In slower, lyrical passages her meticulousness was like an astringent that kept things from getting sentimental, but when the mood and tempo grew upbeat, her brightness felt ersatz.

Assassination Nation is a hi-tempo, geo-tagged journey through the hellscape of growing up in 2018 with the freedom of a mobile phone and the burden of oppression.