Sentence examples for be quickened by from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the portability of modern thermal cameras and the rapid evolution of IRT technology opens up future scenarios of automated inspections, which could be quickened by using remotely controlled UAV platforms.

The process, however, has been quickened by the rapid decline of industry in the inner city.

This trend was quickened by the Iraq war, which has helped legitimize nascent European pacifism.

Often the material facts are quickened by light, turning a mundane scene into a moment of transcendental revelation.

In Chaudhuri's word, they "quickened" me, just as men and women of my parents' generation had been quickened by Shaw, Wells and night school.

New buyers are emerging at the top of the market.This year's anticipation has been quickened by spectacular results at contemporary sales in New York in May.

The ordinariness of the scene is quickened by the incongruous view of a rearing horse in a western landscape, out a window to the right.

And Russell does leave behind a lot of admirers, including his mother, Gerda, another woman for whom a long-festering guilt is quickened by his death.

Our interest in the cosmos, has been quickened by the advancing rockets, & we recently have been trying to find our way around this unfamiliar territory with the aid of a star map.

The globalization of the economy is accelerating because the world is rapidly aging, and at the same time the pace of global aging is quickened by the speed and scope of globalization.

Yet even his apparently simple and inane sentences are quickened by an irrepressible alliteration and assonance: A silver-and-sable skybab squirrel sat sampling a cone on the back of a bench.