Sentence examples for be quickened by using 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.

Strout's prose is quickened by her use of the "free indirect" style, in which a third-person narrator adopts the words or tone a particular character might use.

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

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.

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

The pace of innovation, say executives from a variety of industries, has been quickened by businessmen like Mr. Jobs.

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.

That shift was quickened by a new crisis, when, on 28 January 1932, the Japanese also bombarded Shanghai, which brought immense destruction to the film industry.

For with these modest eyes and senses, my heart is quickened by the glory of being".

MCT was quickened by 12%.

That focus on newness is in keeping with the accelerating pace of hip-hop, which like all of pop culture has been quickened immeasurably by the Internet.