Sentence examples for has clearly accelerated from inspiring English sources

Frank Gong, an economist at JPMorgan, argues that using a more appropriate deflator, real spending has clearly accelerated, especially on household goods.

"It is part of the natural maturing process [as IT becomes central to a firm's mission], but it has clearly been accelerated by this extremely difficult year".

Although FoxP2 has clearly undergone accelerated evolution in bats compared to other vertebrates, the basis for this change is not clear.

But the expansion of the range to the $5 price-point with Pi Zero last November has clearly helped accelerate demand.

China is also likely to be the fastest adopter of electric vehicles and it has clearly signaled that it is accelerating new and existing building efficiency measures as well.

The massive asymmetry between the understaffed regulatory overseers of civic society and the elite techno disruptors, stuffed to the gills with the finest engineers money can buy (but apparently no one who passed a course in ethics), has clearly enabled certain tech entities to accelerate their business growth at the expense of responsibility.

That has clearly changed.

Something has clearly changed.

"The events of this winter have clearly demonstrated the need to accelerate the purchase of this equipment," Mr. Rowland said in a statement.

This political process was clearly accelerated by the catastrophic flood of May June 1856 in the Rhône River, which had a strong influence on policymakers (Bravard, 2002).

In some cases these alterations clearly accelerated the licensing of palliative drugs and made effective treatments available to people who had previously been denied access to them.