Sentence examples for seriously accelerated from inspiring English sources
"For us," he said, "we believed we were doing a good job with Exec, but that the growth could be seriously accelerated if we joined Handybook".
Irresponsible mining methods have inevitably impacted on mine safety and seriously accelerated the depletion of coal resources, which will do enormous harm to the development of our national economy.
"But then, the U.S. clearly being the first port of entry in terms of customers, it really made a lot of sense to pair up with the CTAs in New York, San Francisco, Boston and Philadelphia who were so close to customers that at that point a company could be seriously accelerated".
If they win, the shutdown of America's 104 licensed reactors will seriously accelerate.
The results are lethal: some aerial surveys suggest giraffe numbers around the Mara have fallen by 80% since 1979.The hunting debateSome environmental economists contend that the failure of conservationists to take local cost-benefit analysis seriously has accelerated the loss of biodiversity.
I am heartened to see India taking this threat seriously and accelerating (pdf) efforts to ensure children under the age of five remain protected.
Electric car sales have been steadily growing and will be accelerating seriously towards the middle of the next decade, although predictions of actual outcomes vary widely.
OKLAHOMA CITY — Toyota Motor is liable for a 2007 crash that left one woman dead and another seriously injured after a Camry suddenly accelerated, an Oklahoma state court jury decided Thursday.
Soaring temperatures accelerated the deaths of people who were already seriously ill.
The seriously fragmented habitats together with their endangered status indeed have largely accelerated the restricted gene flow among the small surviving natural populations detected in the species.
COLOMBO, 26 June 2004 – After promising signs in April that the LTTE was taking seriously its pledge to release the children in its ranks, recruitment has been accelerated in recent weeks, including of children under the age of 18.
