Sentence examples for a more accelerated from inspiring English sources

"The value is that we are learning at a more accelerated rate than ever before.

Andrea Arnold's aesthetic is very much about capturing performance, often with a more accelerated pace than the other films".

"We've seen that this is a problem, and we now have a strong reinforcement for doing something on it at a more accelerated rate," he said.

The conclusions would seem to give Mr. Obama room to justify a more accelerated withdrawal than the plan sought by the Pentagon.

The story of work is still unfolding, with great changes taking place throughout the world and in a more accelerated fashion than ever before.

On Thursday night, Smith will confront the same situation as Sanchez did four years ago, albeit on a more accelerated timetable: facing the Patriots, in his second game, after a promising — and triumphant — debut.

"Over the years, and in a much more accelerated way in the last six months to a year, Dr. Holick has become the very public poster child for the tanning industry," Dr. Gilchrest said.

That assessment is bound to anger European nations that have demanded a far more accelerated transfer of power.

He says while some customers are all cloud, he has seen many who are in transition and Pomel says that this hybrid state is growing more common all the time, at a much more accelerated rate than he had anticipated.

"We've made some progress, but we need to do it in a much more accelerated way".

This functional diversity is important because it can contribute to retrieve more homogeneous branch lengths among species as it is unlikely that this entire set of very different cellular processes might have a significantly more accelerated evolutionary rate in some lineages than in the rest.