Sentence examples for has rapidly accelerated from inspiring English sources

Since then, the investigation has rapidly accelerated.

Biodiesel production has rapidly accelerated and now consumes over a tenth of the global vegetable-oil crop.

It establishes a fund to help the countries most affected by climate change and created the confidence that has rapidly accelerated the development of renewable energy sources.

Mr. Obama has rapidly accelerated his money-raising schedule in recent months, holding multiple fund-raisers each week, sometimes dropping by two or three in a single night.

Over the past decades, research on proton-conductive metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) has rapidly accelerated due to the importance of energy for modern society.

But the outcome offers a look into a candidate's organization, which is among the biggest questions facing Mrs. Bachmann, whose candidacy has rapidly accelerated since she entered the race two months ago.

In recent decades, scientific and technological discoveries have rapidly accelerated the dissolution of the traditional obstacles that long separated the nations and peoples of the world.

Two of the original eight blocks were blown up in controlled demolitions in 2012 and 2013, but the process has been rapidly accelerated with the decision to blow up another five, including one far larger but shorter triple block of flats, in one event.

Without fail, every recent public opinion survey has found rapidly accelerated levels of support among all demographics, but none more so than the Millennial vote, which is to say, seven out of ten from this bunch, born between the years 1981 and 2000, support extending the freedom to marry to gays and lesbians.

"The implementation and expansion of our wi-fi network has been rapidly accelerated in the last few months," a spokesperson told the BBC.

Along with the abrupt loss of commercial activity has come rapidly accelerating unemployment.