Sentence examples for accentuated over from inspiring English sources

"To put it another way, the problems of segregation are accentuated over time," she said.

What's more, the December rally has become considerably more accentuated over the past few years.

A comparison of these equilibrium constant values with those previously determined for analogous poly(4-vinyl phenol) (PVPh) blends reveals that interassociation is accentuated over self-association in the case of the partially hindered poly(2,6-dialkyl-4-vinyl phenol)s.

The results of the RMANOVA included a main effect of Time (F 1, 10)  = 8.165, p = 0.017) (Figure 7), which suggests that the response to the globally repeating pattern is accentuated over time.

Our result indicates that the current problem of assimilation of these ethnic groups on the labor market may last, and accentuate, over the next generation.

There are moments when the series veers into the style of reality documentary where actuality is accentuated and over-dramatised but by and large, the overwhelming reality of the place defines an eminently watchable series.

The underlying weaknesses of the UK economy that led to the 2008 crash, notably excessive private household debt and structural imbalances accentuated by an over-valued exchange rate, are scarcely resolved.

In spite of Emerson's hospitality and friendship, however, Thoreau grew restless; his condition was accentuated by grief over the death in January 1842 of his brother John, who died of lockjaw after cutting his finger.

Disagreements between the leaders persisted and were accentuated by arguments over the validity of what had come to be called the Holy Lance, which a Provençal priest found below the cathedral and insisted was the lance that, according to the Gospels, had pierced the side of Jesus Christ when he hung on the cross.

Speaking highly of the story in "Half a Life", Stiers indicated that the mood of the episode accentuated the debate over Timicin's decision to end his life.

However, OA is a process that progresses slowly over decades, and small differences that may be inconsequential over short periods of time may have accentuated impact when assessed over years of chronic use.