Sentence examples for accelerated more than from inspiring English sources

Average house prices growth accelerated more than expected in December to experience its biggest monthly rise in eight months.

Inflation in China accelerated more than expected in November as food costs increased at the fastest rate in almost two years.

UK-based scientists published a paper in May showing that growth rates of moss have accelerated more than fourfold since 1950.

For instance we take a long time with the reaping, but the last third of the film is accelerated more than it was written in the screenplay.

Bus and rail group Stagecoach has accelerated more than 3% after profits beat expectations and in a surprise move, the company sold its the bulk of its loss-making megabus operations in Europe.

German producer-price inflation, an early indicator of price pressures in the economy, accelerated more than economists expected in October after the price of oil rose to a record and the cost of food surged.

Mr. Schröder also benefited from his decision to accelerate more than $20 billion worth of tax cuts planned for 2005.

The death toll from cirrhosis, in which the liver becomes scarred and loses its ability to function, began accelerating more than 20 years ago.

Inhaling Canadian trees for a few days is minor compared with what poor and low-lying countries face from global warming, which the United States accelerates more than any other country.

"I'm all for the stimulus, and I'm all for job creation, but not at the expense of the environment and human health". Administration officials say the exemptions were essential to accelerate more than $30 billion in stimulus-funded clean-energy projects through the Energy Department, which already have created 35,000 jobs.

It's accelerating more than we've ever seen.