Sentence examples similar to accelerated judgment from inspiring English sources
Have recent changes in the sphere of campaign finance— changes accelerated by the Supreme Court's judgment in Citizens United— modified the balance between political and nonpolitical (e.g., charitable or welfare-based) activities within the nonprofit sector as a whole?
The annual culling of the herd on Broadway accelerated yesterday as two more shows, "The Gathering" and "Judgment at Nuremberg," announced that they would close on Sunday.
"The timeline of this has been so accelerated that it makes it difficult for people to make judgment on what their conference will look like and how it will operate on a practical basis," said Kevin O'Malley, a sports consultant.
The rusting accelerated after Hurricane Katrina, and for various reasons, including a civil court judgment, the expiration of a trade license and the fact that nobody was interested in rust-covered trucks, Mr. Chawafaty decided to scrap them.
The accounting change, in the form of a change in depreciation method (straight line to accelerated or accelerated to straight line, respectively), was varied by the period in which the change occurred and by whether judgment policy feedback was provided.
Instead it accelerated one.
Technology accelerated everything.
His career then accelerated.
