Sentence examples for accelerated because of from inspiring English sources

In Leahy's case, however, the release schedule was accelerated because of his departure.

ABC executives acknowledged that while those shows had slumped in the ratings, their departures were accelerated because of limited time slots at the network.

Now the increase in tourism -- and the purchase of homes -- has accelerated because of the prosperous economy in the 1990's.

Then he spent two and a half years at Yale, graduating with a mechanical engineering degree in a program that had been accelerated because of the war.

The company's efforts had accelerated because of the November fire at a factory that labor advocates asserted had made Disney apparel.

Enron filed its quarterly report, known as a 10-Q, revealing the drain of cash and the fact that payment on a note had been accelerated because of the troubles; Enron owed $690 million, payable within days.

Still, the trend could accelerate because of market jitters caused by the war talk in Washington.

Automation of higher-level jobs is accelerating because of progress in computer science and linguistics.

"The reserves growth should accelerate because of inflows, but it will not be as large as what we observed in 2007 and the first half of 2008".

The first is that the service the NHS provides is now starting to deteriorate", and that the deterioration will accelerate because of the "crisis" in social care services.

Sea levels are rising several times faster than they have in the past 2,800 years, with the process accelerating because of manmade global warming, according to new studies.