Sentence examples for can only be accelerated from inspiring English sources

STEFAN WOLPE CENTENNIAL -- The provocative German-American composer has never quite faded from consciousness and has in recent years even made something of a comeback: a process that can only be accelerated by events like this, in his 100th-birthday year.

The target can only be met with accelerated investment and a real concerted effort".

They argue that this can only be achieved by accelerating investment in infrastructure such as the long-overdue HS2 project.

The envisaged major increase in heavy ion beam intensity can only be achieved by accelerating ions with medium-charge state instead of the highly charged ions that are currently being used.

Assuming that at the time of speciation, there are no or very few orphan genes present between the separating populations, the presence of several hundred orphan genes in closely related sister species can only be explained by a strongly accelerated rate of orphan gene emergence immediately after speciation.

A tabletop scanning electron microscope (SEM) utilizes permanent magnets as condenser lenses to minimize its size, but this sacrifices the tunability of condenser lenses such that a tabletop system can only be operated with a fixed accelerating voltage.

He has checked into hotels under Wolverine's alias Logan Howlett, though the latter's primary mutant power of accelerated healing can only be said to have eluded him.

Thus, for example, if the harm caused by an exotic or anthropogenically accelerated pathogen can only be mitigated by a controlled cull of a reservoir population, with the goal of stabilizing the habitat in which that population can then thrive as it had previously, then the individuals culled could be said to share an interest in this outcome.

But this can only be achieved by both sustaining and accelerating this momentum over the next decade and beyond".

Based on the strong link between income and access to energy services, whether at the global or national level, the IEA and OECD (2004) predicted that this goal can only be met if "governments act decisively to accelerate the transition to modern fuels and to break the vicious cycle of energy poverty and human underdevelopment in the world's poorest countries".

Laparoscopic surgery is a minimally invasive surgery that accelerates postoperative recovery, but it can only be performed by surgeons with advanced surgical skills.