Sentence examples for will try to accelerate from inspiring English sources

Speaking to reporters, Mr. Khalilzad said that when he goes to Kabul to take up his post next week, he will try to "accelerate the reconstruction of Afghanistan's security, economic and political sectors".

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After researchers achieve stable circulating beams, they will likely try to accelerate them to an unprecedented energy of 1.2 tera-electron volts—only 1/6 of the LHC's design energy of 7 TeV per beam.

One focus for the Americans will be to try to accelerate the integration of Sunni fighters into the Iraqi Army, which is dominated by Shiites.

And that will slow the wider economy, which must try to accelerate with a flabby state-controlled banking system clinging to its ankles.

In an interview with the Victoria Times Colonist, BC Premier John Horgan said the province will reassess its retail system which allows for public and private stores to try to accelerate the transition.

It could try to accelerate its technology plans once again.

"It's too risky to try to accelerate it," he said.

In addition, don't rush or try to accelerate the process of healing.

Each time, try to accelerate harder and brake harder.

Try to accelerate as fast as possible, without breaking loose.