Sentence examples for extraordinary acceleration of from inspiring English sources

Gideon Rachman is one of the few writers prepared to attempt a synthesis and develop a narrative on the extraordinary acceleration of geopolitics in the past 30 years.

The study criticized the "passive attitude" of Mr. Caruana, who led the central bank from 2000 to 2006, and the extraordinary acceleration of loans to homebuyers and real estate developers.

If Meares was later vanquished into fifth place in the final it is testimony to the extraordinary acceleration of Pendleton's final lap, the Australian having taken the lead to huge roars as the final two and half laps of saddle-waggling free for all began.

Thus, the Italian Government spoke of an "extraordinary acceleration" ("formidabile accelerazione") of employment at the beginning of the new year.

GENEVA — As fighting continues in Syria, an "extraordinary acceleration" in movements of refugees is compounding the difficulties for humanitarian relief efforts, the United Nations refugee agency said on Tuesday.

The extraordinary acceleration in the dismantling of these families, part of the government's efforts to meet an annual quota of about 400,000 deportations, has had devastating results.

The advent of next generation sequencing has led to an extraordinary acceleration in the discovery rate of rare genetic variants, the majority of which are of uncertain clinical significance.

What this type of demographic analysis misses is the extraordinary acceleration we are likely to see in information technology.

He also said, "the basic purpose of what we are trying to do is to sustain this extraordinary recovery, this extraordinary acceleration in growth and a vibrant labor market".

Now, however, researchers fear that this extraordinary acceleration is about to meet its limits.

In the 52nd minute Shovkovskyi, like many a goalkeeper before him, under- estimated Henry's extraordinary acceleration as the forward evaded him to deliver a cross but Pires, with a turn of his head, put the ball wide of an open goal.