Sentence examples for that has quickened from inspiring English sources
But most lawsuits involve a wife's claim to recover apartments, cars or money from a mistress, a trend that has quickened as the Chinese become more sophisticated about their legal rights, he and others said.
The so-called "One Ford" approach is the linchpin of Mr. Mulally's turnaround strategy, and an effort that has quickened Ford's product pace, giving Mr. Fields a steady supply of fresh new vehicles to sell in the intensely competitive American market.
Clarke's stony face barely conceals the tamped-down fury lingering beneath every pore: she's a single parent made rigid by grief, self-disgust and her inability to hark the revolutionary call that has quickened the pulse of both her best friend, bent on self-improvement, and her teenage daughter Emmie (Abiona Omonua, outstanding), who rightfully sees the future as belonging to her.
Rather it is their estimated $970 billion in annual purchasing power by 2007 that has quickened the heartbeat of the country's top brass.*.*
That discovery has quickened the search for descendants of primordial vent life.
The figures show that growth has quickened in all main sectors of the economy, including manufacturing and retail.
It noted that consumer spending has quickened but that business investment has slowed.
But the churn that the campaign has quickened will inevitably give rise to a legal controversy that will force the Justices to face just such a question.
But census data show that in the early 1990's, South Africa began to desegregate, and demographers believe that data from the 2001 census, to be published next year, will show that the pace has quickened in recent years.
But it has quickened trends that already had been eating away at the edifice of U.S. economic supremacy.
Now that interest in his work has quickened, he is preparing for shows at the Stuk Kunstencentrum in Leuven, Belgium; the Haus der Kunst in Munich; and the Nouveau Musée/Institut d'Art Contemporain in Villeurbanne, France, near Lyon.
