Sentence examples for tendency accelerated from inspiring English sources

This tendency accelerated after 1979, when the government created a common exam all applicants to public universities had to take 2.5 months before high school graduation.

In the past two decades, hundreds of thousands of Venezuelans — by some estimates as many as two million — have migrated abroad, with the tendency accelerating in the past several years during the increasingly authoritarian rule of President Nicolás Maduro.

The aid industry has become ever more market driven, a trend accelerated by an increasing tendency for the private sector to profit on the back of charity giving.

This tendency has accelerated since the crash, with record numbers on zero hours contracts, for example.

But the tendency has accelerated recently as business travel has rebounded and hotels have invested heavily in their public spaces, expanding them and installing wireless Internet service — often available at no charge — in their lobbies and restaurants.

The tendencies have accelerated since then, of our non-intervention in lives, even our own; the selfie is an alternative to engagement with the world around us.

"The movement has been vulnerable to fractures and this tendency would accelerate," said Borhan Osman, a Kabul-based analyst with expertise in the Taliban who said that he was still hesitant to believe the reports.

Anthropogenic forces have the immense tendency to accelerate natural processes that affect water quality.

The 1939 Underwriting Manual taught that "crowded neighborhoods lessen desirability", and "older properties in a neighborhood have a tendency to accelerate the transition to lower class occupancy".

But data from a recent NYU and Urban Us portfolio company, Dash, reveal that "drivers have a tendency to accelerate quickly after traffic calming infrastructure like speed bumps, which can lead to dangerous situations for pedestrians".

Howard (1987) compared 18 CMEs observed by both SMM/CP and Solwind and found that the CMEs showed a tendency to accelerate within the combined field of view (1.5 10 Rs).