Sentence examples for accelerated the schedule from inspiring English sources

"In this case, we had scheduled ads to run in the next couple of weeks, but after Friday's market movement we accelerated the schedule".

With other groups of macaques, the researchers accelerated the schedule of childhood vaccination to account for macaque babies' speedier development.

When Morris and the Anglins accelerated the schedule, West desperately chipped away at the wall, but by the time he got out, his companions were gone.

The debate over Clinton's emails has increased worries among Democrats about the lack of a campaign organization on their side months after Republicans began setting up their operations, and it appears to have accelerated the schedule for Clinton to formally announce her candidacy, probably next month.

But the excitement of a Chicago victory could induce the I.O.C. to accelerate the schedule.

But the government today asked the appeals court to accelerate the schedule so that a new judge could be selected to handle the case as quickly as possible.

Specifically, the EPA is accelerating the schedule for registration review of the neonicotinoid pesticides because of uncertainties about them and their potential effects on bees".

No new figures were given, but a company spokesman said that the company hoped to save more than the 100 million euros ($89 million) originally announced by raising the number of job cuts and accelerating the schedule.

Most of its provisions would be phased in over the next five to eight years, though the new administration is considering accelerating the schedule to help give the economy an immediate lift.

At the very least, the accident underscores the need to accelerate the schedule of banning single-hulled ships from American and European ports and to inspect those that do enter port extremely carefully.

In Los Angeles, for example, where voters approved a $13 billion sales tax increase in 2008 to pay for 12 new transit projects, city officials announced a plan last month to sharply accelerate the schedule for job creation.