Sentence examples for to accelerate over from inspiring English sources

Yet, if she were able to sprint ahead of the frothy mob, which she very likely could, considering her ability to accelerate over long distances, she would do well.

Both are likely to accelerate over coming decades.The first is demography.

"This is the big story of our time, and it is going to accelerate over the next 10 years".

"This is just the start of the project foreclosures and this is going to accelerate over the next 24 months," he said.

The circulation declines of American newspapers continued to accelerate over the spring and summer, as sales across the industry fell almost 3percentt compared with the year before, according to figures released today.

More working between the sectors is not a temporary phenomenon, nor simply a product of the current austerity and ideological agendas, but a trend that is likely to accelerate over the next decade.

"There is opportunity for upside surprise in revenues and earnings as the market for the broadband access begins to develop and accelerate over next few years," says Johnson.

The unmanned SR-72 will rely on an experimental new ramjet engine (ramjets start working at high speed, when the air coming in is compressed by the motion of the vehicle) which is intended to accelerate it to over 4,000mph (6,400km/h), twice as fast as the SR-71.

If you do have to accelerate, get it over with quickly.

In exchange, Europe has also promised looser visa restrictions for Turks travelling to Europe, and has agreed to accelerate negotiations over Turkey's proposed accession to the EU.

"ISIL is under more pressure than ever before, and this pressure will only begin to accelerate further over the coming weeks".