Sentence examples for Could have accelerated from inspiring English sources

Asked whether the sedation that rendered Mr. Oltzik unconscious could have accelerated his death, Dr. Halbridge said, "I don't know".

Even a small nudge from a cap-and-trade system could have accelerated the switch to the cleaner burning fuel.

However, some in the City welcomed the size of the reduction, which boosted the pound, saying a bigger move could have accelerated the recent slide of sterling.

"It could have accelerated from the Arab Spring, but women in the region have been speaking out more, demanding equal rights and good positions for years.

"The only thing I really agonise about is whether in those early years, if I'd really drawn my sword and charged as it were, we could have accelerated the change and put ourselves in a better position in '87 and '92".

What do you want?" The delegates on the floor, like many of the convention speakers, aimed much of their fire at Congressional Republicans, accusing them of purposefully standing in the president's way to build their own political power and of thwarting efforts that could have accelerated the economic recovery.

But they added that human-driven changes to the environment like the destruction of ozone and the emission of carbon dioxide could well have accelerated and enlarged the effect.

Could he have accelerated economic recovery?

This fuels belief that GDP growth in the third quarter could very well have accelerated to close to 1%" However, output across the construction industry remains well below its peak and analysts estimate that between 100,000 and 150,000 construction workers are either working in other sectors or out of work.

At the rate the killings have accelerated, Syria could even approach a Rwanda-size death toll by the time Obama steps down.

Since the financial crisis, the west's decline and China's rise have accelerated, though many could be forgiven for thinking the opposite was the case given the constant refrains about China's economic "difficulties".