Sentence examples for may have accelerated from inspiring English sources

Firing Comey may have accelerated the fire, not extinguished it.

Global warming may have accelerated it, sure, but it's not the smoking gun".

But he added, "The tanks may have accelerated the collapse, but did not cause the collapse".

But the recession may have accelerated the process by encouraging many workers to take early retirement.

Fiscal loosening doubtless cushioned the 2001 recession and may have accelerated the subsequent recovery.

Many owners opted for price increases well above the rate of inflation, which may have accelerated the decline.

Democrats' growing racial liberalism in 2016 may have accelerated defections from the party among racially resentful whites.

Raichlen is investigating whether our ancestors' athleticism may have accelerated the evolution of their intelligence millions of years ago.

The compact disk, which holds more music than its predecessor, the LP, may have accelerated rock's exploration of the afterlife.

It was a mistake by a police officer the day before the arrest, the official said, that may have accelerated both the suspected plot and the arrest.

They may have accelerated the demise of the old Gallic aristocracy; few Gauls subsequently pursued imperial Roman careers (for example, as senators).