Sentence examples for might have accelerated from inspiring English sources
That instinct might have accelerated Spanier's downfall.
Many other N.B.A. players might have accelerated the toll on their bodies by playing international ball.
McAllister and his camera might have accelerated the breakdown, though it is just as likely he provided valuable therapy.
On Wednesday, the C.D.C. released its survey showing that the trend might have accelerated in the first quarter of 2011.
None of the changes drew new voters and, analysts say, might have accelerated the loss of support by leaving voters confused about what the party stood for.
Google's acquisition of YouTube last year for $1.65 billion, under similarly competitive bidding, might have accelerated the transition to loftier values.
But critics said that they nonetheless took spots that could have been filled by needier applicants, and that their participation might well have accelerated their movement into jobs.
However, the Pietersen furore, and Flower's resignation in the belief that the split roles do not work but would be an encumbrance with which he was no longer prepared to work, have accelerated things: Giles might be a capable international team director in the longer term but as yet it is too soon.
Kidnappings, many of them random, have accelerated.
Developments have accelerated way ahead of him.
