Sentence examples for has not accelerated from inspiring English sources

It is certainly true that inflation has not accelerated dramatically.

The faithful have not stopped going to Mass or, at least, the drift away from the pews that began in the 1950s has not accelerated.

Krueger's second point is that rising inequality has not achieved improved productivity: Productivity growth has not accelerated over the past 30 years; in fact, except for the late 1990s (when inequality narrowed) productivity growth has slowed.

But the decline has not accelerated since January.

Although the concept of vaccination is >200 years old and was formalized by Pasteur >100 years ago, progress in the development of vaccines remains comparatively slow and has not accelerated in the way seen in virtually all other areas of technology.

Space exploration hasn't accelerated more quickly because for the vast majority of the public, it is a spectator sport.

Pentagon officials said Wednesday that he had long planned to leave Afghanistan in February and that the inquiry had not accelerated his departure.

They also said that Mr. Cantor's call to the F.B.I. on Oct. 31 had not accelerated or otherwise influenced the investigation, which they said had never stalled.

Since there is little evidence of inflation so far, and given that wage increases have not accelerated sharply, most analysts are projecting that the Fed will hold its rate increase in May to a quarter of a percentage point.

But Mr. Lardy said he was skeptical that the Chinese would take the advice, given that they had not accelerated the rise in the currency last fall, when inflation began heating up.

Were these people included in the work force, he reckons, the jobless rate would be 5%.A slacker labour market would help explain another puzzle of the past year: why wages have not accelerated more.