Sentence examples for a faster pace for from inspiring English sources
The update reflects a faster pace for the processing of claims.
Mandela faced a much greater challenge in early 1960, when the breakaway Pan Africanist Congress PACC) set a faster pace for resistance, and peaceful protests against passbooks were met with violent reprisals, culminating in the Sharpeville Massacre.
Senator Barack Obama, the presumptive Democratic nominee for president, has argued that the United States should withdraw its troops from Iraq 16 months after taking office, or by mid-2010, a faster pace for full withdrawal than envisioned in the draft accord.
The crystalline density of this phase drops with increasing second olefin content, albeit at a faster pace for propene polymers.
The subjects walked on the pressure-sensitive walkway at a normal pace for two trials, then at a faster pace for two additional trials.
"Thus, the administration is pushing a faster pace for the review boards to recommend detainees for repatriation".
Beauvoir wrote her great book in two years, a fast pace for her.
Zito said he did not want to see Albert the Great make the same mistake that he did in the Jerome: setting a fast pace for half a mile but then tiring in the homestretch to finish third.
He continued to write and record at a fast pace for the next few years, releasing the hit, Give Me Love: Give Me Peace On Earth (1973), and the albums, Living In The Material World (1973) and Extra Texture(1975).
27 PFArer1 Are you able to run at a fast pace for two miles (3 km)?
Growth in Europe has been coming at a fast pace for the company so far.
