Sentence examples for comparatively accelerated from inspiring English sources
Mayor Bill de Blasio faced a comparatively accelerated 15-minute wait to cast his ballot in Park Slope.
In recent decades, the rate of ocean warming has accelerated comparatively quickly, rising about one-third of a degree Fahrenheit in the last 60 years.
Although the concept of vaccination is >200 years old and was formalized by Pasteur >100 years ago, progress in the development of vaccines remains comparatively slow and has not accelerated in the way seen in virtually all other areas of technology.
Indeed, the São Paulo portion of the valley reached a higher level of development and its environmental problems are now more comparatively more complex due to the accelerated pace of urbanization and industrialization patterns.
Thicker tubes require comparatively more energy to deform significantly and to get accelerated to required velocity in comparison to thinner tubes.
My attitude to those quaint sepia photographs started to change and this process was accelerated when I read that there has been comparatively little work done on emotions since the late 19th century.
However, the hardness value is comparatively lower for the above system than the TMTD-MBTS and EPTD-MBTS accelerated systems after aging.
Instead it accelerated one.
Technology accelerated everything.
