Sentence examples for extraordinarily accelerated from inspiring English sources
For many of us, that life can seem extraordinarily accelerated.
"He did an extraordinarily accelerated publicity push, which set him up," one executive said.
It is notable for both the extraordinarily accelerating similes - laciness suggests not only a hidden face but a pattern in the lace itself; and beyond that the Turin Shroud and the "painted faces" of women who are the opposite of nuns - and a profound ambivalence about "holy" women.
Because the cesium atom can be ionized thermally and the positively charged ions accelerated to great speeds, cesium systems could provide extraordinarily high exhaust velocities for plasma propulsion engines for deep-space exploration.
These transgenic mice were extraordinarily cancer resistant -- but they showed multiple signs of accelerated aging and died prematurely [ 8, 9].
Everybody recognised that NAFTA was an extraordinarily bold attempt to accelerate economic integration or, as critics put it, an experiment in reckless globalisation.
These mice were also extraordinarily resistant to cancer, but in this case they showed no signs of accelerated aging and had a normal life span [ 12].
This accelerated development of the adult eye serves both the larvae and the pupa, which is extraordinarily mobile and efficient at predator avoidance.
Among investors, expectations ran extraordinarily high that Facebook would accelerate profits.
