Sentence examples for * hastened in from inspiring English sources

For nearly a decade, the quinta has been quietly crumbling into the hillside, hastened in its decay by the fire.

The Vikings' fall hastened in the second half and the Bears (10-4), aided by a record 14th career touchdown return by Devin Hester, clinched the N.F.C.

Population loss was hastened in the last few years, experts said, by the twin blows of the foreclosure crisis and jobs lost to the recession.

Also, there is misplaced fear that death may be hastened in organ donors; perhaps some people believe that doctors are sacrificing one for the benefit of many.

The echoes are historical — the October Crisis of 1970, which culminated in Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau instituting the War Measures Act to contain separatist hostilities, was hastened, in part, by similar kidnappings.

Abramson's stint in the top editorial post lasted only slightly longer than that of Howell Raines, whose own departure in 2003 Abramson paradoxically hastened in the wake of the Jayson Blair plagiarism and fabrication scandal.

The boom in global demand for metals has hastened consolidation in the mining sector.

Our randomized placebo-controlled trial of prednisone for the treatment of paradoxical TB-IRIS showed reduced duration of hospitalization and therapeutic procedure numbers, as well as hastened improvements in TB-IRIS symptoms, and more rapid reduction in C-reactive protein (CRP) [ 7].

The active takeover market and corporate governance movement hastened changes in the United States.

But Yanagihara's research has shown that the antivenom actually hastened death in some mice.

Meantime, other known book readers hastened forward in New York with endorsements or rips of rival candidate novels, like James McBride's "The Color of Water" and E. L. Doctorow's "Ragtime," and with nominees of their own.