Sentence examples for accelerated a change from inspiring English sources
These new field studies reflected and accelerated a change of theoretical focus from the evolutionary and historical interests of the 19th century.
Stephen Briggs of BNP Paribas, also a bank, notes that the "few hundred thousand tonnes" involved in these deals is only a small part of a 20m tonne market.The truth may be that jitters in China have just accelerated a change in perceptions about copper: from chronic deficit to surplus.
"I think a defeat on that scale against their local rivals accelerated a change of emphasis in the way Sir Alex did things.
The larger fact, however, was that the slowdown was also accelerating a change that Chinese leaders and economists had sought for years.
Accelerating a change in leadership will allow [the association] to refocus on its important role in the community".
With this campaign, the UN hopes to accelerate a change in attitudes toward LGBT people by provoking -- and helping to inform -- millions of conversations around the world and across the ideological spectrum.
Long-term investments in training health workers may accelerate a change toward seeking SBA services.
The coming of the $611 million publicly financed stadium for Washington's National League team has coincided with — and, many say, accelerated — a striking change in a long-languishing area less than a mile from Capitol Hill.
Some stock plans and bonus programs for Kmart employees are accelerated by a change in control as well, the plan notes.
Overall, "the pace of change has accelerated a lot in the last 40,000 years, especially since the end of the Ice Age," says Harpending.
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