Sentence examples for try to accelerate its from inspiring English sources
It could try to accelerate its technology plans once again.
Nokia, the main Symbian user ergo the company with the most to lose as the OS fell behind, made the decision to open source Symbian in 2008 to try to accelerate its evolution to compete with its younger and more agile rivals.
Too often in the past, the company has rebounded with hot new products, only to falter when it tried to accelerate its growth.
While the figure masks differences in process as well as productivity, it is large enough to make Boeing pay attention.Boeing the metal-basherBoeing's chairman, Phil Condit, says that Boeing tried to accelerate its production too fast, without changing a production-engineering system that had barely altered since the second world war.
On March 3rd Mr Menendez angrily vowed to block his own bill if Republicans insisted on trying to accelerate its passage.Ironically, several members of both parties are queasy about the limited goal set by Mr Obama, namely preventing Iran from obtaining an actual nuclear weapon.
In 2014, the European Council set the binding EU-level target to at least 27% for the share of renewable energy consumed in the EU in 2030 [3], and Germany is trying to accelerate its energy transition pathway aiming at providing 55 to 60% of the electricity consumed from renewables by the year 2035 [4].
"It's too risky to try to accelerate it," he said.
SAN FRANCISCO — Hewlett-Packard on Wednesday said it would reorganize its printing division, the company's crown jewel, to try to accelerate the growth of its corporate and consumer printing services businesses.
Its task is to try to accelerate measures to halt the spread of drug resistance, which now threatens to remove many of the major weapons currently deployed by doctors in their war against disease.
And that will slow the wider economy, which must try to accelerate with a flabby state-controlled banking system clinging to its ankles.
It may also try to accelerate firms' adoption of the "do not track" technology, which could work like the "do not call" registry that caused telemarketing industry havoc.
