Sentence examples for may actually accelerate from inspiring English sources

The policies designed to protect cultivated land by encouraging people move to small towns may actually accelerate the occupation of cultivated land.

Despite pledges by the Clinton administration to slow the withdrawal, the exodus may actually accelerate this year, a White House official and several experts said.

Despite pledges by the Clinton administration to slow the withdrawal of H.M.O.'s from Medicare, the insurance program for the elderly, the exodus may actually accelerate this year, a White House official and several experts said.

Chinese stocks were also dented by rumours that the expected reform of state-owned industry might be less ambitious than investors want, said Guo Yanhong, a market strategist for Founder Securities. the disappointment was compounded by concerns that last week's change in exchange rate policy may actually accelerate capital flows out of China.

The alternative to the constraint hypothesis is the facilitation hypothesis, which suggests that strong integration of traits may actually accelerate morphological evolution.

In fact, HRT may actually accelerate senescence of neuroendocrine elements within the brain and pituitary gland.

Indeed the existence of a common body of knowledge may actually have accelerated and spurred innovation.

Addressing the coding abuses the senators wrote: "However, early reports raise concerns that health IT may have actually accelerated the ordering of unnecessary care as well as increased billing for the same procedures".

The concentration of resources and effort required for such constructions presupposes the formation of self-conscious polis units and may actually have accelerated it.

In fact, Alphabet's growth rate may actually be accelerating.

In fact, Alphabet's growth rate may actually be accelerating.