Sentence examples for accelerating the trend of from inspiring English sources

Obamacare also has the effect of accelerating the trend of employers cutting back on company-provided health insurance.

This accelerated the trend of businessmen replacing professional broadcasters.

He accelerated the trend of adding trumpets and saxophones to polka bands, turning what had been five-piece combos into small eight- or nine-member orchestras.

And he jabbed twice that Mr. Romney held investments in Chinese companies and that, as a private-equity investor, had accelerated the trend of jobs being outsourced to China.

And if the dot-com era is any guide, success of Nanosys will accelerate the trend of companies sticking the "nano" prefix in their names or associating themselves with the field in advertising.

This sentiment could accelerate the trend of recent years toward a more independent defense posture, with Japan less willing to follow Washington's lead in the region and rethinking its longstanding restrictions on the use of military force.

Bank executives say they are committed to serving all their clients, but experts on the industry say new government restrictions that slashed once-lucrative fees for services like debit cards and overdraft protection will accelerate the trend of catering to the mass affluent.

This would further accelerate the trend of recent years of big-name investment banks decamping to escape high rents.

Health care legislation will also accelerate the trend of drug companies selling ever more expensive drugs to smaller groups of people.

Or it may have been a reference to the style of coverage, which accelerated the trend of focusing on U.S. winners (of medals and endorsement contracts) while ignoring anonymous foreigners with hard-to-pronounce names.

Moreover, Trump's powerful appeal to the economic unease — and the racial resentments — of blue-collar whites has accelerated the trend of such voters identifying with the GOP.