Sentences with phrase «own breakneck speed»

In the mindset of days past, customers had to expect steep prices to get top quality at breakneck speed.

While Congress is on a weeklong Thanksgiving break, the breakneck speed of the Republican push to overhaul the US tax code has taken a bill close to passing in the Senate.

Data has increased at breakneck speeds.

I bring this up because it is not insane or misguided to be wary of the marvels that are entering our world at breakneck speed.

From his release, both pitches look identical to batters needing to make the micro-second decisions that go into swinging, but one shoots by them at breakneck speeds, and the other dives out of the zone while still hitting 91 mph on the gun.

While most of Southeast Asia is developing at breakneck speed, Battambang gives the impression that it's quite content to have settled into an earlier, simpler time.

Technology moves at breakneck speed.

The industry is changing at breakneck speed, but it is also a place where old - fashioned virtues lead to higher profits and more business from new clients.

Such breakneck speed!

Many are growing at breakneck speed, and others are starting to find ways to monetize their offerings.

«Prentice has returned to the PCs» happy place of secrecy and entitlement at breakneck speed, proving that he doesn't understand regular Alberta families.

We're talking about large, mature companies that, while not growing at breakneck speeds, churn out consistent profits and create long - term shareholder value.

Eternal security tells me that God loves me unconditionally, and therefore, I can move forward in my Christian life at breakneck speed.

In Charlotte Simmons, one finds all the features that have made Wolfe one of the greatest contemporary North American novelists: a plot that drives at breakneck speed through a major culture - shaping institution, an array of flawed yet yearning characters tested to the limits of their endurance, and startlingly authentic dialogue.

So here is what we know at this moment: Early this morning, Bippy was returning from a very twisted and perverted, and frankly rather disgusting, night snorting crystal acorn with Charlie Sheen, then riding skateboards down the Sunset Strip in Hollywood, towed by Paris Hilton, who was driving her Ferrari at acorn - addled breakneck speeds.

And then we chase it down at breakneck speed.

We arrived before dawn and were taken at breakneck speed to our hotel.

And then there was Javier (who was better known by his place of origin, Oaxaca) a tireless ball of energy who even after flipping sauté pans at a breakneck speed all night would inevitably start filling the grill with peppers and the fry baskets with fresh - cut wedges of corn tortillas once service started slowing down.

Striving to show her grit and daring, she played football with the stableboys, drove cars and motorcycles at breakneck speeds and once, on a dare, climbed to the precarious upper reaches of the Laurel water tower.

Paired with Jeremy Lin in the backcourt, Harden and the Rockets prefer to play at breakneck speed.

From that point onwards, Alli's ascension from youth team to first team came at breakneck speed.

The sellout home crowd of 61,168 rested its lungs early as Missouri quarterback James Franklin conducted an eight - play touchdown drive at breakneck speed (2:45) to open the game.

This team is designed to be played with at breakneck speed, don't take your foot off the throttle and overwhelm your opponent with wave after wave of attacks.

With the plethora of games it would be understandable that we do not play at breakneck speed for 90 minutes.

It's Week 5 in the Premier League, and the Table is still allowing teams to move up and down with a breakneck speed.

I was at Stratton when my step - brother and Jake Burton Carpenter and their friends developed the first snowboards in the 1970s and watched as they rocketed down the mountain at breakneck speeds and launched for what were, at the time, heart stopping jumps off of four - foot ramps.

Innovations had been coming along before that, but the breakneck speed of technological growth is centered largely on electrical and electronic devices.

Marriage is changing in so many ways these days and the rigid paradigm of Ozzie and Harriet is going by the wayside at breakneck speeds.

With week thirty - nine just around the corner, the baby will make breakneck speed during the full maturation of its brain and lungs before it he or she is born.

Maduro has printed money at breakneck speed, and the bolivar has plunged in value, wiping out jobs and income.

That the plot develops at breakneck speed — it's hard to believe the show is three hours long — owes much to the economy and precision of director Lyndsey Turner's vision, brought to life by ES Devlin's ingenious set design.

It's a lesson which is actually starting to damage the coalition, as it proceeds, crack - addict - like, with a mad variety of initiatives at breakneck speed.

On another remarkable day in Westminster, new developments came in at breakneck speed from all directions.

And on the other side of the borough, along the Grand Concourse, the Bronx's main thoroughfare, landlords are swapping buildings at breakneck speed, upping the price tag with each trade.

Eternal health, brain uploads, the end of privacy... with technological innovations coming at breakneck speed, how will they affect our evolution?

FISH in a remote crater lake in Nicaragua are splitting into separate species at breakneck speed.

The flurry of action — at breakneck speed compared with most vaccine development — shows how a health emergency and a guaranteed global market can prod this process to move a lot faster than usual, with streamlined approvals and millions of dollars in government support.

Thus, for these beetles, skiing across a pond at breakneck speeds costs a lot of energy and requires greater wing thrust than normal flying.

According to the calculations of Caltech physicist Kip Thorne, who served as scientific consultant for Interstellar, the movie's black hole, known as Gargantua, must have had a mass 100 million times that of the sun and whirled about its own axis at breakneck speeds.

And to push her metaphor further, you might say that she pays close attention to her plumage: Her dresses come from Milan, and she perches on stiletto heels day and night, whether relaxing at home, practicing salsa, or striding across the medieval flagstones of Cambridge at a breakneck speed.

However, even travelling at a breakneck speed of about 95,000 kilometres / hour, it took so long for the interstellar object to make the journey to our Solar System that Vega was not near that position when the asteroid was there about 300,000 years ago.

Autophagy is a relatively new target in cancer, infectious disease and neurodegenerative disorders, and while advances in the fundamental understanding of autophagy are increasing at a breakneck speed, translation of these advances into clinical trials and clinical benefit has been lagging.

Then, Cacciatore marches at breakneck speed down a muddy path in a tan T - shirt and the black tights, the exosuit's noisy gears giving him a distinctly robotic air.

Instead of patiently unraveling life's secrets gene by gene, we can now read them at breakneck speed — thanks in great part to an ingenious, admired, despised, once aimless and now wealthy biologist named Craig Venter.

NEAR will be built at the breakneck speed of 29 months, in part because it relies on equipment developed as part of the Star Wars programme.

Computers can speed things up by sifting through potential solutions at breakneck speed, but even the world's top supercomputers meet their match with a certain class of problems, known as «hard» problems.

Now, astronomer Pilar Ruiz - Lapuente of the University of Barcelona and her colleagues claim to have identified the murderous star, which survived the ordeal but was flung into space at a breakneck speed of almost 500,000 kilometers per hour after its partner's demise.

THE genetics revolution has progressed at breakneck speed since the discovery of the structure of DNA and regulators have often struggled to keep up.

This article appeared in print under the headline «Weird magnets could give computers breakneck speeds»

During their survey, the researchers discovered a compact molecular cloud named «Bullet» that was moving through space at a breakneck speed averaging over 50 miles per second.