用hasten造句子，“hasten”造句
The Greece debacle is likely to hasten and worsen increased oversight of the derivatives market.
The need to find big profits somewhere may hasten a new rush into risky lending in the British market.
Ultimately, the finding could hasten the development of drugs that would attack hypertension at its source, stopping its deadly consequences in their tracks.
If paying the TARP money back is designed to hasten an appointment, BofA's new boss (tipped by many to be Greg Curl, the bank's chief risk officer) already carries a very heavy price tag.
An electric typewriter would hasten the work.
Protectionism and industrial policy are tempting and might, at the margin, hasten rebalancing.
A little rest for the jaded animal being desirable, he did not hasten his search for landmarks.
That is ample to plug a Libyan gap but would hasten the day when growing world demand sucks up all spare production capacity and sends oil prices rocketing.
Crucially the scheme is likely to delay next generation broadband roll-out in rural areas rather than hasten it as private investors will wait for public funds to be made available.
The premise is that doing nothing will hasten recession. And recession is unacceptable.
It would likely hasten Japan's steps to amend its pacifist constitution, beef up its defence forces and play a bigger security role in the region.
Police and firemen continued to hasten evacuation of the hotel.
Water also can infiltrate the rock and significantly increase the rock's 'pore pressure,' which also can set off or hasten the arrival of a temblor.
The crisis gives us the opportunity to hasten this process.
He wanted to have her to himself, to tell her how enchanting she had looked the night before, and how proud he was of her, and to press her to hasten their marriage.
Let me hasten to say that I could never do such a thing!
Three brown helmet and armor brandish a sword to me to chop, but my movement is quicker and already hasten to their sides before their death laser scalpel chop on my head.
