| accelerate inflation | 10.86 | Higher wages can help accelerate inflation. | ||
| accelerate process | 7.90 | Heat accelerates the process. | ||
| accelerate growth | 5.07 | Interest rate cuts accelerate economic growth. | ||
| accelerate pace | 5.07 | You accelerate the pace of your schedule. | ||
| accelerate effort | 4.61 | The attention seems to have accelerated remediation efforts. | ||
| accelerate plan | 2.90 | Low loan losses encouraged Johnson to accelerate expansion plans. | ||
| accelerate development | 2.37 | To compete with other countries, the government must accelerate its development. | ||
| accelerate reform | 2.17 | The tragedy accelerated reform. | ||
| accelerate trend | 2.17 | The Internet accelerates this trend. | ||
| accelerate decline | 2.04 | That accelerated the decline. | ||
| accelerate talk | 2.04 | Giambusso said he proposed last month that talks be accelerated. | ||
| accelerate negotiation | 1.84 | Colombia wants its Andean neighbors to accelerate FTAA negotiations. | ||
| accelerate sale | 1.58 | Slogans, which also help accelerate T-shirt sales. | ||
| accelerate expansion | 1.25 | Caio intends to accelerate expansion into telecommunications. | ||
| accelerate rate | 1.18 | Indian batsmen got out trying to accelerate the rate of scoring. | ||
| accelerate timetable | 1.18 | It accelerates the timetable of decay. | ||
| accelerate movement | 1.12 | It accelerated the movement of the machine into the domain of nature. | ||
| accelerate work | 1.12 | IMF policy-makers also promised to accelerate work on other reform proposals. | ||
| accelerate change | 0.99 | Rather than stopping change, it accelerated change. | ||
| accelerate production | 0.99 | Compaq are accelerating production in an attempt to meet demand. |