Sentence examples for without accelerated from inspiring English sources
"And the longer we go without accelerated I.A.E.A. access, the more important the issue of Iran's hidden facilities will become".
The first is its demolition of the government's argument that this pain was necessary and the alternative would have been worse – that, as George Osborne says, without accelerated fiscal consolidation we would have had higher interest rates and maybe even a debt crisis.
It is shown in this study that polymer morphology, sterilization with or without accelerated aging, and temperature affect the fatigue crack propagation behavior of ultra high molecular weight polyethylene (UHMWPE).
By contrast, under sexual selection or drift, mating signals may be expected to change continuously over evolutionary time, without accelerated change during periods of species formation [ 1, 24].
The agency said that without accelerated action to get more girls into school over the next two years, global goals to reduce poverty and improve the human condition would simply not be reached.
"Without accelerated action to get more girls into school over the next few years", the UNICEF Representative warned, "national action to reduce poverty and improve human condition risks to be seriously undermined".
Productivity gains have enabled the economy to grow at more than 4percentt a year without accelerating inflation so far.
And parents have long sought ways to help keep their young scholars from being caught short without accelerating them down the road to profligacy and debt trouble.
But, with appropriate incentives and behaviours in place, it can also drive a new wave of innovation in terms of how we meet demand without accelerating resource depletion.
So while it is probably impossible to hold back the rising tide of demands on our attention, it is also essential to come up with ways to do all our work and concentrate on the patients in front of us without accelerating the rate of burnout.
But he did say that we should be creating 500,000 jobs a month — which almost never happens — and that we should have 4 percent unemployment, which is way below almost anyone's estimate of the lowest rate we can have without accelerating inflation.
