The phrase "accelerated still" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing something that has increased in speed or intensity but remains unchanged in some aspect.
Example: "The project has accelerated still, despite the challenges we faced last quarter."
Alternatives: "still accelerated" or "remains accelerated".
For Virilio, the economic catastrophe of 2007 was not the death knell of capitalism, as some have claimed, but just further evidence that capitalism has accelerated into turbo-capitalism, and is accelerating still.
The wages distribution plan would get short shrift from the Premier League and – under the "be careful what you wish for" premise – could even accelerate still fairly unformed plans for a Premier League 2 that would simply see the biggest Championship clubs ascending into the gilded cage and the rest cast adrift.
Enter the coalition government, which pledged to accelerate still further the pace of public sector cuts.
Then, last month, as the financial crisis accelerated, Greenberg, still A.I.G.'s biggest individual shareholder, watched helplessly as the company had to be bailed out by the federal government.
At the highest energies, the sources and the mechanisms by which cosmic rays are generated and/or accelerated are still a puzzling issue for today's astrophysicists.
At the same time, the island of Ischia, the resort about 10 miles off Pozzuoli in the Bay of Naples, was reported to be sinking at an accelerated but still unalarming rate.
What if a similar philosophy could be brought to precision medicine, encouraging data sharing so that drug development and discovery are accelerated, while still allowing for competition and profit?
Importantly, this accelerated degradation still requires the lysine at position 311 and is completely dependent on Doa10 as it is blocked in doa10Δ cells.
His poems sometimes feel intentionally slight, as though making way for the accelerating future, still at his back but quickly gaining on him.
