Sentence examples for a more measured pace from inspiring English sources

So it was a pleasant surprise to watch the start of Season 4: The drama found a more measured pace -- well, measured for "Scandal" -- and it found fruitful new avenues to explore, and the continuing greatness of Joe Morton's performance as Eli Pope is a weekly treat.

"Now we have a more measured pace and more focus on core categories".

A more measured pace of enlargement would have given the European Union time to develop a new model of relations with Russia and other countries that have no prospects of E.U. accession in the foreseeable future.

The aggressive deficit-cutting of the coalition's first flush was associated with stagnation, but, as economist Jonathan Portes points out, recent retrenchment has come at a more measured pace than in Europe, and recovery has begun.

"Older companies that normally proceed at a more measured pace are being forced to act quickly, otherwise a technology upstart will reach in and take the space, or create an auction atmosphere that drives rents skyward".

Whether or not the proposal is scuttled, redistricting will proceed at a more measured pace two years from now, with public hearings and the appointment of a redistricting commission selected by both parties.

India's bedded-in star system has probably helped keep big releases buoyant, especially when compared with the more measured pace of record-breaking in the hottest 21st-century market, China.

That vision has a more subversive, social dimension: to offer a more measured alternative to the often brutal pace of gentrification.

Now that venture capitalists, Internet executives and other pacemakers of innovation are taken a more measured approach, maybe the introduction of new technologies will be more in pace with the ability of companies to carry them out.

This volume creates a more measured portrait.

Williams, typically, has a more measured view.