Sentence examples for a degree of pace from inspiring English sources

No matter the situation, managing your reload allows for a degree of pace control, and all that takes is a tap, and then a second, of your index finger.

To remedy this, there is some thought that people need training that combines a degree of self-pacing, as well as a variety of modes of learning.

Extending this concept, there is some thought that people need learning environments that also include a degree of self-pacing, as well as engaging a variety of learning styles in the educational process.

It's hard work that requires a degree of self-pacing in order to avoid pessimism and burnout.

With rights come responsibilities: publications have to demonstrate a degree of professionalism, commitment and (pace Mobius's complaint) respect.

Right from the start the pitch failed to show the degree of pace there had been in that used for the T20 and ODI on the ground last month.

His serve has world-class pace and a degree of placement and variety no one else comes close to; the service motion is lithe and uneccentric, distinctive (on TV) only in a certain eel-like all-body snap at the moment of impact.

The procedures, particularly with such enormous ships in congested tidal waters, required a degree of choreographic precision that makes young deck officers pace.

"People increasingly want to travel at the pace they want and with a degree of flexibility," said Mr. Veden.

This fungus shows a degree of evolutionary "plasticity" which may allow it to keep pace with innovations in disease control with relative ease.

A predominately schools audience displayed a degree of restlessness during the contemplative solo numbers – which do slacken the pace of the second half.