Sentence examples for would not accelerate from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Khelil reiterated the conviction within OPEC that much lower prices for oil would not accelerate an economic recovery.

Such purchases would not accelerate inflation but "merely lessen the strength of the powerful deflationary forces" while also pushing down the euro, Mr. Carmignac wrote.

But this week, French officials said that alliance solidarity was important, that security must be reassessed, and that France would not accelerate its withdrawal this year.

Advisers said the legal developments would not accelerate Mr. Bush's transition planning, in part because that process was already moving briskly ahead.

INSIDE PITCH Orlando Hernández (sore right foot) threw a bullpen session before the game, but Willie Randolph said that would not accelerate his return to the rotation.

Treasury Prices Rise By Bloomberg News Bond prices staged their biggest rally in two weeks yesterday as forecasts of lower corporate earnings suggested the economy was slowing and inflation would not accelerate.

In theory, Heavens explains, either the constant should be hundreds of orders of magnitude higher than it appears to be, or it should be zero, in which case the universe wouldn't accelerate.

Thus it had looked possible, whatever the outcome, that Iran's modest economic and social reforms of recent years would continue if not accelerate, and that its relations with the West America, especially might improve.

But a deal would not necessarily accelerate Sprint's deployment of L.T.E., the fourth-generation cellular network, because Sprint is already on track to expand its newer network aggressively by the end of 2013, Mr. Sharma said.

That would not only accelerate the search for individual genes but help scientists understand more complicated questions about the nature of the dog, its incredible talents and the origin of breeds.

Lower tax rates would not only accelerate the recovery from the recent economic turmoil but also encourage the work and investment that Germany needs to increase its long-term growth potential and address its massive baby boom-related fiscal imbalance.