Sentence examples for perhaps accelerated from inspiring English sources

But instead of the immediate dissolution of the whole legislature, the Brotherhood proposes new elections for those seats or perhaps accelerated elections for the whole chamber.

But an analysis of the results suggests that a more fundamental change is occurring, perhaps accelerated by Obama's success in registering hundred of thousands of new voters this year.

Increasingly though – perhaps accelerated by the explosion of the #bbcqt hashtag on Twitter – even the pretence of heavyweight political discussion seems to have given way to the courting of petty drama and minor celebrity.

Experts say several things could be done to make it easier for foreign-trained doctors to practice here, including reciprocal licensing arrangements, more and perhaps accelerated American residencies, or recognition of postgraduate training from other advanced countries.

"Faced with this kind of competition, the Neanderthals seem to have retreated initially into more marginal and less attractive regions of the continent and eventually, within a space of at most a hundred thousand years, for their populations to have declined to extinction – perhaps accelerated further by sudden climatic deterioration across the continent around 40,000 years ago".

I could have published more papers, and perhaps accelerated a basic science career, without the time demands imposed by my industry-side responsibilities.

Or should it perhaps accelerate its interest-rate hikes?

Fictional visions of the future commonly suggest that this process will continue, and perhaps accelerate.

This suggests that appreciation will continue, and perhaps accelerate, as China responds to its overheating economy.

The situation has created a miasma of ill-feeling that perhaps accelerates the supernatural evil lurking there.

But five years of declining membership is simply not the same thing as a multigenerational (and perhaps accelerating) collapse.