Sentence examples for has accelerated rapidly from inspiring English sources

This shift has accelerated rapidly over the last two years, since the economic crisis.

The practice began in the late 1940's and early 1950's and has accelerated rapidly.

Since then, the pace of life in Saudi Arabia has accelerated rapidly.

What started with the first new link over the harbour in seven centuries – the bicycle and pedestrian bridge Bryggebroen in 2006 – has accelerated rapidly.

BUT the pace of option grants has accelerated rapidly in the last few years, and the number of exercisable options will be far greater in five years than it is now.

But the rate of decline this year — weekly sales began to lag in February, and the drop has accelerated rapidly in recent months — has caught the business by surprise.

When Lloyds last did the survey in the autumn of 2012, the savings from living an hour outside London were £308,000, but since then London prices have accelerated rapidly.

The declines have accelerated rapidly in the past five years, so much so that they have galvanized Florida environmentalists to launch a broad campaign to bring attention to the problem and spur Gov. Rick Scott to act.

In a report released in April 2007, the city's Department of Buildings found that between 2002 and 2005 the wall had moved two feet from the land behind it and that the separation had "accelerated rapidly," about nine inches in the two months before the wall fell.

Just days after announcing a new round of price cuts intended to fend off growing competition from fast-growing discounters including Aldi and Lidl, the Sainsbury's chief executive, Mike Coupe, said the pace of change in shoppers' behaviour had accelerated rapidly over the summer.

But it appears to have accelerated rapidly in recent years thanks to a rapid growth in tourism, which has received a big boost from the railway.Sporadic discussions between Chinese officials and the Dalai Lama's advisers over nearly three decades have achieved nothing.