"It has greatly accelerated the development process".
Clinton greatly accelerated the process by signing Nafta, which created a free-trade zone with Mexico and Canada.
Hurricane Sandy had submerged all five of the building's sub-basements—housing critical equipment with Hudson swill, and the catastrophe had greatly accelerated the shift to digital.
Modern multidisciplinary projects have greatly accelerated the acquisition of knowledge about Homo sapiens, and they have enhanced the quality of life for many people through practical applications.
The search giant greatly accelerated the adoption of so-called pay-per-click text ads, which generate revenue both for Google and for the site where the ad appears.
Then, responding to some shouts, he began leading the crowd in the chant of "Lock her up!"—a moment that greatly accelerated the use of that slogan by the Trump campaign.
The Internet, a low-overhead medium with a global reach, has greatly accelerated the wealth creation phenomenon, producing a larger breed of multimillionaires even younger and richer than in the past.
In an essay in National Geographic photographer Gerd Ludwig's new book of the aftermath of the accident, Mikhail Gorbachev, the last president of the Soviet Union and on whose watch Chernobyl occurred, makes it clear - not for the first time - that the accident greatly accelerated the end of Soviet Union.
Just as the Internet, along with its glut of junk, has also greatly accelerated the flow of work and ideas, so Facebook has provided a social fluidity that, in its way, can be the stuff of art (see the new documentary "Catfish," which I reviewed).
While the Great Recession dealt a blow to Wall Street oligarchs, it greatly accelerated the withering of the broad middle.At a recent task-force forum at the University of Milwaukee-Wisconsin, Mr Biden struck a populist tone while rallying the audience behind more financial regulation.
2, Old Style], 1847, Zhadovka, Russia died March 31 [March 19] , 1894 Saratov) Russian electrical engineer and inventor who developed the Yablochkov candle, the first arc lamp that was put to wide practical use and that greatly accelerated the development of electric lighting.
