Sentence examples for hugely accelerating from inspiring English sources

The crisis is hugely accelerating the timetable for euro zone reform at a time when economic gloom has sapped citizens' confidence in Europe and in their own political leaders.

But a much older point has still to be satisfactorily answered: has the left ever really understood the consequences of the economic and political changes that began to reveal themselves in the 1970s, defined the 1980s, and have been hugely accelerating ever since?

(And besides, photographs posted on the Web, which has hugely accelerated his fame, can always provide a pictorial record).

Recall that it was Barack Obama's performance as the keynote speaker at the Democrats' 2004 convention that hugely accelerated his political career.

Providing clean energy for the world is a similar challenge – we know the basic technologies, the development path is clear, and more resources can hugely accelerate progress.

I'm afraid we may be slipping, without any conscious decision or even awareness of the implications, toward a future in which we will hugely accelerate our own evolution, in which our descendants quickly diverge from all that has been human for 200,000 years.

But it has now been hugely accelerated, perhaps because Erdoğan feels that – with thousands having stood up to the army last Friday, and with many still rallying every day in his honour – he now has an increased mandate to do so.

"This new study shows that, in the future, these declines would be hugely accelerated by the impacts of climate change, under realistic climate projections.

The dismissal of headteachers has accelerated hugely, she says.

Ocean acidification accelerates hugely, with surface ocean pH decreasing up to 109%.

However, soil degradation on steep slopes has accelerated hugely over the last 50 years, due to poor farming practice, deforestation, road and dam construction.