Sentence examples for sharply accelerate from inspiring English sources

Chase has been striving to transform itself into a global financial powerhouse, and acquiring Morgan could sharply accelerate the process.

Times of severe economic duress, management experts say, can serve to sharply accelerate trends already under way.

Analysts said that the deal should sharply accelerate Symbol's push into the promising field of radio-frequency identification, or RFID, but that Matrics and many other RFID pioneers still faced significant hurdles to becoming profitable.

In Los Angeles, for example, where voters approved a $13 billion sales tax increase in 2008 to pay for 12 new transit projects, city officials announced a plan last month to sharply accelerate the schedule for job creation.

Let us say this though: even the NFL didn't expect the International Series in London to be this successful, or to sharply accelerate in popularity from a solitary mid-season visit between 2007 and 2012 to three this year.

The arrest of Sergei Udaltsov, the buzz-cut, black-clad leader of the Left Front, a radical socialist group, seemed to sharply accelerate the government's efforts to bring serious criminal cases — with the prospect of long prison terms — against critics of President Vladimir V. Putin.

A sharply accelerating decline would imply severe economic distress.

But Poland's admission to the European Union sharply accelerated that trend, business owners and residents say.

But the move to funeral homes has sharply accelerated in the last decade.

But the pace of bombing was sharply accelerated early on October 11th.

Some are beginning their third winter in temporary homes, although the numbers fleeing Syria have sharply accelerated over the past year.