Sentence examples for apparently accelerated from inspiring English sources
Abdelaziz's spiral into militant Islam apparently accelerated in 2002 after his wife left with their children.
The administration apparently accelerated its timetable to try to win Security Council consensus on the resolution before the president's arrival.
For several minutes on Thursday, the market went into a tailspin, apparently accelerated by computerized trading strategies.
Rising water levels -- an old problem, apparently accelerated by climate change -- are threatening to erode away a number of historic burial sites.
A slow downturn in population apparently accelerated at the end of the decade, when the homicide rate soared and crack markets blossomed on Washington street corners.
The authors of "The Student Aid Game" say that merit aid grew at a 13percentt annual rate (after adjusting for inflation) in the 1980's and has apparently accelerated since.
But far from booming, the economy is declining at an apparently accelerating rate.
One telltale clue to the right answer, as well as a huge challenge, developed five years ago when astronomers discovered that the expansion of the universe was apparently accelerating.
Since Galileo, astronomy has had cosmology ever firmer in hand, and the present picture of the universe is dispiriting — a hugely prolonged, one-way, apparently accelerating expansion toward the unthinkably diffuse dispersal of energy.
In particular, the discovery, five years ago, that the expansion of the universe is apparently accelerating, under the influence of that dark energy, has occasioned a re-evaluation of the old certainties.
"We're predicting this El Niño could be among the strongest El Niños in the historical record," noted Mike Halpert, deputy director of the Climate Prediction Centre for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), pointing to a telltale warming of the surface waters in the eastern reaches of the Pacific that is already well under way and apparently accelerating.
