Sentence examples for accelerated practice from inspiring English sources

While climate talks have resulted in increased commitments to protect forests in the tropics, the accelerated practice in recent years of burning trees from the US in place of coal to generate electricity has gone under the radar.

Already an accelerating practice in the private sector, where managers want granular evidence of hard skills not readily apparent from transcripts, this year the World Bank created its own expert network called SkillFinder to index the talents of its 27,000 employees, consultants and alumni.

Child marriage among Syrians is not new, but the five-year war has accelerated the practice.

Social media has accelerated the practice of online reviewing because of its power to bring together groups of people who gather for a specific purpose, such as rating Uber drivers.

If Professor Starr's goal is not to limit — but rather to eliminate — risk assessment as a sentencing factor, she is bucking a long tradition that includes diversion, probation, parole, and other accelerated release practices designed to use correctional resources efficiently while protecting public safety.

Technology accelerates the practice and also makes it more visible.

This loophole would accelerate the practice of candidates circumventing federal limits by saying they were raising money for the state party.

Users can conduct this storage, analysis and sharing of genomics datasets for free, with the company hoping to accelerate best practice bioinformatics and encourage data sharing.

Although UNICEF officials are optimistic of changing attitudes, fears remain that last year's flooding may accelerate the practice of child marriage.

She said the practice accelerated after Instagram stopped showing posts chronologically last year and started ranking them by what its data said people wanted to see or click on.

This practice accelerated in October 2004 when Nass cancelled large contracts with two other private companies and asked Angel to supply more homes.