Sentence examples for influence accelerated from inspiring English sources

Its influence accelerated the following year when he was invited to establish a ceramics department at the Los Angeles County Art Institute.

Western cultural influence accelerated with the discovery of petroleum in 1936 and led to the introduction of such modern conveniences as airplanes, telephones, and televisions.

On returning to America, where he was increasingly criticized as an appeaser and a traitor to the Roosevelt cause, Mr. Nasaw writes, "Kennedy's paranoia about Jewish influence" accelerated: "The Jews opposed him and orchestrated the attacks on him, he convinced himself, because he was committed to finding a way to live at peace with Hitler, while they were committed to going to war".

Suggested factors that may influence accelerated arteriosclerosis include a generalized, chronic inflammation and corticosteroid usage [ 2].

Experimental results show that the near-threshold and Kmax influenced accelerated crack growth is time and temperature dependent.

This paper elucidates the influence of accelerated soil erosion on soil cover in young morainic landscapes of North-Eastern Poland (Brodnica Lake District).

The influence of accelerated weathering, xenon-arc light and freeze-thaw cycling on wood plastic composites extruded from a recycled plastic was studied.

Influence of accelerated carbonation on concrete specimens with different r-MgO replacement levels, yields the formation of carbonation products, which diminishes the pore volume and affects the rapid chloride permeability.

When he appeared before the board, he stated that religious teaching had not been the cause of the prisoners' mental distress, but that he would resign instantly should the board conclude that his actions had influenced or accelerated the cases.

While the digital age has influenced and accelerated our focus on all things digital, let's not forget that before its time -- it was poor lighting, reading too many books or sitting too closely to the television screen that would "ruin your eyes".

Indeed, the central question of mitigation revolves around the scope of policy to influence or accelerate the diffusion of low-carbon technology.