Sentence examples for accelerated to meet from inspiring English sources
Here in Beijing, the construction of Terminal 3 was accelerated to meet the surge in air travel into the capital, and to create a dazzling new gateway to the city in time for the Olympics.
We owe our digital desktops to the integrated circuit, whose development in the 1960s was accelerated to meet military-aerospace demands for more compact digital logic.
Thus, while announcements were made early on, implementation was more flexible and could, in this case, be accelerated to meet our research funding schedule.
Although land-use changes will accelerate to meet humankind's growing demand for agricultural products, conservation planning rarely considers future land uses and how they may affect the connectivity of ecological networks.
Biodiverse and carbon rich forests in the region have long been destroyed for monoculture pine plantations for the paper industry and now this trend is accelerating to meet U.S. and EU demand for biomass electricity -- while GE eucalyptus trials are underway and could eventually lead to wood pellets being produced from large GE eucalyptus plantations in the region.
The company was already making the tires before the Firestone recall, but has accelerated production to meet what Michelin hopes will be strong demand.
Member states also called for accelerated efforts to meet the MDGs over the next two years and called on donor countries to "urgently fulfil the ODA [overseas development assistance] commitments they have made, individually and collectively".
FEDEX CORP., Memphis, has added 85 United States cities to its FedEx Home Delivery system as part of an accelerated expansion to meet demand for shipping goods ordered by consumers on the Internet.
As the first decade of democratic rule draws to a close in South Africa, this paper reviews the telecommunications reform process in terms of the performance of the sector against the twin national policy objectives of affordable access to communications services and accelerated development to meet the needs of a modern economy.
Knewton says it will use the new financing to accelerate expansion to meet demand for its adaptive learning engine, which uses proprietary algorithms to identify and address each student's unique needs.
Now is the time to ensure that global and national action is taken, not only to accelerate progress to meet the Millennium Development Goals that are due in exactly 500 days, but to ensure that the goals and targets that are set up in the post-2015 agenda include specific attention to the women and children in conflict settings.
