Sentence examples for too accelerated from inspiring English sources

It was too big, too expensive, too accelerated.

Chicken growth too, accelerated, from zero to the gas chamber in 35 days.

Some senior Pentagon officials have warned that the administration's schedule is much too accelerated and therefore risky, because testing would continue even as construction has begun.

Viewers, meanwhile, are advised to interpret some of the snippier comments as neither locker-room wisdom nor personal attacks, but as simple byproducts of filling too many broadcast hours with too few topics on too accelerated a sports news cycle.

PAUL McFedries suffers from neologophilia, a happy, giddy malaise in an age when new words are being coined at a rate too accelerated to be properly gauged, matched only by the neological frenzy of the Elizabethan age, the last period in history when thousands of words entered the English lexicon, at least 1,500 of them created by Shakespeare.

However, this timetable is too accelerated for most marketplace businesses.

Our world is too technologically accelerated and too globally linked and too hard to anticipate.

In this review, several tools including varietal and clonal choice, possible diversification of wines produced, suitable training system and rootstocks, traditional and innovative management techniques able to regulate a too much accelerated and/or unbalanced grape ripening process, will be presented and discussed.

As the Me Too movement accelerated last fall, nearly 1,500 former congressional staffers signed a letter in November calling on Congress to improve its sexual misconduct procedures.

Producers would argue that actor aging is OK because the character has grown rapidly too; any accelerated maturation off-screen only serves to highlight just how quickly Katniss herself has had to grow up.

I was ready for the algorithm to screw up – to brake too forcefully, to accelerate too quickly, to drive too slowly.