Sentence examples for accelerated though from inspiring English sources

What has accelerated, though, has been the exodus of refugees despite the presence of Syrian forces along the border with Turkey.

Since the financial crisis, the west's decline and China's rise have accelerated, though many could be forgiven for thinking the opposite was the case given the constant refrains about China's economic "difficulties".

Since 2013 growth rates have accelerated, though pulling 86percentt of India's money out of circulation late last year had a negative effect.

In Quebec, where a fracking moratorium has been in place since 2011, one woman was nearly run over by a motorist who accelerated though a crowd at a solidarity blockade in a busy Montreal intersection.

He said his office has put pressure on the local administration, and that as a result the aqueduct's construction has been accelerated, though residents are still going without water.

In principle, mononucleoside kinase ribozyme discovery could be accelerated though a multiplexed platform in which multiple dXHr8 oligos are attached to the evolving library and all products of RNA-catalyzed phosphoryl transfer are captured in a single ligation.

Looking back over the ABC statistics for the past couple of years, the overall fall of 7.7% is slightly above the norm, suggesting that the decline is accelerating, though slowly.

The pressure to reuse farmland for energy production is likely to accelerate, though.

The diplomatic engagement -- which one senior administration official said would have seemed unthinkable a year ago -- now appears to be accelerating, though he and other officials stopped short of calling it irreversible.

Temporal trends of deforestation followed a sigmoidal curve, with initial slow change accelerating though the middle phases then slowing in recent times.

With the pace of Citigroup's talks with regulators appearing to accelerate last week, though, Mr. Mayo said the number could be smaller.