Sentence examples for supposed to accelerate from inspiring English sources
In 1992, it was supposed to accelerate the spread of AIDS.
Its application to become a foundation trust is supposed to accelerate that process.
The built-in Web browser is supposed to accelerate delivery of Web pages by handing off some of the processing tasks to Amazon's own online computers.
Galea has also been associated with the use of Actovegin, a substance extracted from calf's blood that is supposed to accelerate the healing of injuries.
That problem began with the installation of a new piece of software that was supposed to accelerate the servers' handling of e-mail.
Our findings are supposed to accelerate the development of antibody-based cancer therapy.
An agreement reached in 1998 was supposed to have accelerated the acquisition and redistribution of that land.
Along about 1905 there was a sudden and marked letting up — partly due, I suppose, to the accelerating pace and hazard of life in a civilization growing more and more mechanized, but also partly to be blamed on the lugubrious warnings of the medical men, who were then just beginning to pollute their hocus-pocus with the alarms of the uplift.
The response was so positive that the Times decided to accelerate a redesign that was supposed to take just six weeks.
This pathway is supposed to be a potential reason for the accelerated dysfunction of skin tissue during aging and the maintenance of normal proteasome function is supposed to delay skin aging.
The high stiffness of the pedicle rod system was supposed to be implicated with the role in accelerating degenerative changes at the adjacent levels of the spinal column [ 4- 7].
