Examples of 'has speeded up' in a sentence
Meaning of "has speeded up"
has speeded up - This phrase is used to indicate that something has increased in speed or pace
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has speeded up
The information revolution has speeded up considerably.
It has speeded up the fame cycle.
The customs computerisation process has speeded up.
Time has speeded up by our century.
The process on cancelling licenses has speeded up notably.
This has speeded up the processes.
The present wave of mergers has speeded up this process.
Estonia has speeded up the implementation of the existing framework legislation in most environment areas.
The convergence process has speeded up greatly in recent years.
The overall decision making process is more efficient and inclusive and has speeded up.
Katrina has speeded up the process.
More frequent use of the claims offsetting system has speeded up the recovery process.
Automation has speeded up the preparation process considerably and mooncakes have become a big business.
The cold and precociously wet season has speeded up the departure of pilgrims.
MEP has speeded up approval of major projects such as railways and irrigation.
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Parliament has speeded up this.
The work of the Peace programme in the northern border counties has speeded up.
Recession has speeded up change.
With faster economic growth, job creation has speeded up.
The economic crisis has speeded up the course of political history.
Since the end of the bipolar war, history has speeded up.
The crisis we have experienced has speeded up the changes in the global economy.
CRC has speeded up railway construction since it was created last March.
Analysts say India has speeded up defense decisions.
CRC has speeded up railway construction since its establishment in March.
So digital technology has speeded up your workflow?
B 。 has speeded up the arrival of a new generation of computers.
The Single Act has speeded up this expansion.
As a result of irrigation, the erosion of humus in the soil has speeded up.
The Commission has speeded up the implementation of the health assistance it manages itself.
Above all, majority voting has speeded up integration.
It 's not that technological progress has stopped, on the contrary it has speeded up.
Thus the Community has speeded up the agreed reduction in its customs tariffs.
Our technology, intentionally and unintentionally, consciously and unconsciously, has speeded up an evolutionary process.
The Single European Act has speeded up Community legislation for the protection of the environment.
One thing I've noticed is that time has speeded up.
Now, the iPad has speeded up this evolution.
After a difficult start, the implementation of Pesca has speeded up.
The journals ' online management has speeded up the manuscript review process.
In the past 20 years, it seems that everything has speeded up.
The industrialization has speeded up the production, unfortunately at the expense of quality.
Ivory Coast industry and mines minister Jean-Claude Brou has speeded up delivery of mining licenses.
Meanwhile, the US has speeded up weapons shipments to Israel.
In recent times, the rate of deployment, generally in groups of 10, has speeded up dramatically.
Since mid-1995 the convergence process has speeded up and the differential has been virtually eliminated.
Economic integration within the EC has speeded up the dispersal process ;.
Since our visit, President Gbagbo has speeded up the steps to pass the amnesty law.
Withdrawal of negotiation stage has speeded up the time to grant 72.
A drunk driver without the rights has speeded up to 204 km / h.
The fall in the unemployment rate has speeded up since the summer of 1988.
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These will have to be speeded up and completed
I speeded up beside it and passed the block
Examples of using Has
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She has the baby with her
The incarceration system has been described as follows
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