Sentence examples for extraordinarily accelerating from inspiring English sources
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.
For many of us, that life can seem extraordinarily accelerated.
"He did an extraordinarily accelerated publicity push, which set him up," one executive said.
"My objective is to chart the course for success in a world that is accelerating extraordinarily quickly….
If real money online gaming comes out of the shadows in Asia, that pace will accelerate extraordinarily.
It is extraordinarily difficult to accelerate anything to supersonic speeds in the laboratory, and there is no means of propulsion". Luckily, the editor of the journal at the time was eminent astrophysicist Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar, Parker's colleague at the University of Chicago.
This role reversal (Fig. 2) is accelerating, due mainly to economics and to modular renewables' extraordinarily dynamic scaling mechanism.
Everybody recognised that NAFTA was an extraordinarily bold attempt to accelerate economic integration or, as critics put it, an experiment in reckless globalisation.
"The spread of AIDS is accelerating rapidly and we face the prospect of remaining inert against the threat," states an extraordinarily blunt report by a committee of eminent Chinese experts that was sent to China's leaders earlier this year.
In an extraordinarily frank document, the Pope lambasts rich countries for "looting" the world and takes aim at bankers and climate sceptics for accelerating its decline.
