Sentence examples for dramatic acceleration of from inspiring English sources
This led to a dramatic acceleration of the process.
The key to the regime's survival, Jager argues, was its dramatic acceleration of the decade-old nuclear program.
In many cases, there was also a dramatic acceleration of reaction; it may be similar to the dazzling response time of trained athletes.
Over time, Tory governments have moved down the social ladder, and the Cameron cabinet marks a dramatic acceleration of this trend.
"I have no trust in the current Israeli leadership," Diskin told a public gathering recently, warning that "one of the results of an Israeli attack on Iran could be a dramatic acceleration of the Iranian program".
THE financial crisis was grim, but the most important global economic development in the early 21st century was a positive one: the dramatic acceleration of growth in the emerging world.
Extrapolate from that to the launch of the iPad and rumors that over the air updates and other data may be available when the device ships, it's not hard to imagine both the appearance of an iPad-like competitor via Google and a dramatic acceleration in iterative leapfrogging of features.
The development of massively paralleled (next generation) sequencing has lead to dramatic acceleration in the pace of genetic discovery.
The incidence of dementia rises exponentially with age and there is expected to be a dramatic acceleration in the rates of people with Alzheimer's disease or other forms of dementia worldwide as a function of the ageing population, with costs expected to escalate proportionately with numbers affected [ 3].
Another type of film would have supercharged its narrative moments with surging music and the engine-roar of dramatic acceleration, but Campion simply lets each scene unspool evenly.
For example, the dramatic acceleration in the growth of the world's population in the second half of the 20th century was a challenge first identified by conferences organized by the UN in the 1950s and '60s.
