Sentence examples for much accelerated from inspiring English sources
When you get to the '20s, you get into a very much accelerated rate of change.
The drift towards part-time and temporary working, much accelerated in the downturn, has hit men harder than women, the ONS reported.
If you so much as place a banana in the immediate vicinity of fruit, it'll act as a sort of fruit-based Ark of the Covenant, spewing out ethylene with such raging ferocity that everything in its immediate vicinity will powerlessly transform into mush at a much accelerated rate.
The startup had bolstered its headcount to meet the demands of its much accelerated output.
The obtained results showed that the evaporation rate at the equipped-tubs was much accelerated with respect to the control-tub.
We hope our theory could be helpful to understand the kinetic behaviour of hydrogel during diffusion, especially for the diffusion of hydrogel in the deep sea, whose diffusion can be much accelerated by the hydraulic pressure.
Austrian and German students skip many items, and they do so from the first block on, which leaves them enough time to finish the test without much accelerating their pace.
With gas pedal pinned to the floor, a driver does not so much accelerate the Viper as enrage it.
Then I sat down to read at the kitchen table, in the gray light of the June Manhattan dawn, spring in Manhattan feeling so much more accelerated, so much quicker and time-lapsed and vivid than it does in any other city; a wave of pollen and warmth and renewal blowing in the window.
GFAP-positive astrocytes and Iba-1-positive microglia in the ischemic hippocampus were activated much earlier and much more accelerated in the hyperthermia + ischemia group than those in the normothermia + ischemia group.
Maybe those wealth-based spiritual aspirations, like so much else in our culture, haven't really changed so much as accelerated: what used to be a dream of family transformation that involved seeing beyond one's own death now spans a much shorter term.
