Sentence examples for haven't accelerated from inspiring English sources

"Kippenberger is someone who appeals to an international market, and his prices haven't accelerated," said Tobias Meyer of Sotheby's.

The nation's unemployment rate has fallen substantially since the end of the Great Recession, sliding to 5.1percentt from 10percentt in 2009, but wages haven't accelerated upward, as many had expected.

Searching for well-priced pinot noirs is far more rewarding in Oregon, where land and labor costs have not accelerated out of control.

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.

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.

Toward the end of the graph, you do see core inflation falling a bit in the last recession, then recovering, but it hasn't accelerated at all as the unemployment rate has fallen from 10percenttothethe mid-4's.

But we do know, as per Wolfers's analysis, that job creation in the state hasn't accelerated, and that leads me to suspect, or at least worry, that we've made life a lot harder for a lot of people.

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

It is certainly true that inflation has not accelerated dramatically.

The pace at which jobs are becoming more skill-intensive has not accelerated.

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.