Examples of using Speeding up in English and their translations into Turkish
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In hopes of speeding up work on the cure. The government has beefed up the research fund by $2 million.
The government up the research fund by $2 million in hopes of speeding up work on the cure.
In hopes of speeding up work on the cure. The government up the research fund by $2 million.
Glacial melt waters pour from the land mingling with the sea and speeding up the thaw.
Balkan countries are signatories to the Adriatic Charter, an initiative aimed at speeding up progress towards NATO membership. File.
But we are a long way from turning it back. We have even had results here with monkeys in speeding up the clock.
And then, all of a sudden, there are three cars speeding up on both sides of our car.
I think they will find it's more likely the result of all the cost cutting and speeding up our new architect was doing.
I will do as much as I can to help speeding up with the reform processes so that Croatia can become an EU member as quickly as possible," Josipovic said.
Johannes Linn called for speeding up structural reforms.
The camper started roaring, smoke started coming out of the wheels, and speeding up He flew off ahead.
We can see one star born after another. But by speeding up millions of years of cosmic time into just a few seconds.
But by speeding up millions of years of cosmic time into just a few seconds, we can see one star born after another.
Nastase is expected to promise measures such as reducing the annual inflation rate from 13.7 per cent to 9 per cent and speeding up the privatisation process.
Speeding up the process, however, requires overcoming the obstacles that prevent Serbia-Montenegro from functioning as a single market.
faithfully speeding up or slowing down, depending on your body's demands.
But as that second hand insists on speeding up and time delivers us all too quickly that's when you want something a little milder, don't you?
But as that second hand insists on speeding up and time delivers us all too quickly into middle age,
The Czech Republic pledged on Thursday(November 13th) that speeding up the Western Balkan countries' EU integration process would be one of its priorities during its six-month EU presidency, which starts on January 1st.
But as that second hand that's when you want something a little milder, don't you? into middle age, and then old age, insists on speeding up and time delivers us all too quickly?