Sentence examples for has probably accelerated from inspiring English sources

The decrease has probably accelerated in the third quarter.

The rate of repurchases has probably accelerated since then.

The economy grew by 0.6% in the second quarter, and has probably accelerated in the third (a preliminary official estimate is due on October 22nd).

But the report also suggested that inflation had probably accelerated in May, as gasoline prices began rising sharply again.

He pointed to a 1999 report by the nation's top intelligence experts, done in response to the Cox panel, that concluded that China's theft of American secrets had "probably accelerated" its weapons development, though more "to inform their own program than to replicate U.S. weapons design".

These public policy interventions have probably accelerated the decline in cigarette consumption [ 11], although they seem to have had limited effects on the smoking behaviour of people with low level of education.

The disappearance of midwage, midskill jobs is part of a longer-term trend that some refer to as a hollowing out of the work force, though it has probably been accelerated by government layoffs.

His impatience has probably obliterated those plans and accelerated his departure.

Venky's has exacerbated this reaction by making some decisions that probably accelerated Blackburn's collapse.

This "probably accelerated the path to war", says Asmus, by giving a green light to Russia.

He told me that the exclusive focus on the marathon probably accelerated his physical decline.