Sentence examples for a high pace to from inspiring English sources

Four days later, he was part of the Great Britain team that set up Cavendish's victory in the road race; Wiggins took over lead on the final lap of 17 around the 14 km circuit, setting a high pace to chase down the breakaway and stop attacks from developing.

As an alternative mechanism hypermutability of the genome or specific genomic regions might allow organisms to adapt at a higher pace to changing selection pressures.

We may see other athletes benefit from the high pace to score some very big times".

Since discussions were sometimes with high pace, to keep up with the pace of conversations, the researcher used a checklist with abbreviations for noting down and tracking the indicators.

And a former EU commissioner said it was down to the UK to come up with a solution, warning that "at a high pace we are heading to the cliff edge".

Too much stimulation by strong work incentives, both monetary and non-monetary will eventually trap a person in a high pace work mode difficult to get out of.

This style would move Football on and would differ from the current Spanish model in that there would be fewer sideways and backwards passes and if played at a high pace it would be very difficult to defend against.

Rates on 30-year mortgages averaged below 7percentt in the first quarter, allowing home sales, which set a record in 2001, to continue at a high pace this year.

The more you dislike having to work at a high pace, the more you would like a payment system with a predictable income.

"With such regulations, you could force innovation to be implemented at a high pace.

"I like a high pace, not a slow pace, so I was trying to push it," said Koech.