Sentence examples for a much stronger pace from inspiring English sources

[C5.] Stocks Rise on Strong Growth Data Wall Street advanced on news that the economy grew at a much stronger pace than was expected in the second quarter.

The Champion itself is likely to be run on better ground and at a much stronger pace but Darlan certainly has a change of gear and has a right to improve from his first race in nearly nine months.

While the supermarket continues to increase sales at 2.6% – a much stronger pace than major rivals Tesco, Asda and Morrisons – even Sainsbury's growth fell short of the overall market growth of 3.2%.

Adam Posen, a member of the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee, argued last month that the US has grown at a much stronger pace than the UK since 2008, in part because President Barack Obama has closed America's budget deficit at a more moderate pace than the Coalition.

"He's got a much stronger hand" for controlling the pace of American withdrawal from Afghanistan.

Now, though, with run shortened by maybe 10 yards, he accelerated nicely into the crease, looked to have a much stronger action when he got there and certainly appeared not to have dropped pace.

Amber Spence of PopSyndicate also reacted positively to the episode, calling it a "much stronger showing than the [somewhat convoluted] premiere," and that the action and pace were well executed to draw in the audience.

But Russia is a much stronger team.

They have a much stronger return team.

"I'm a much stronger person now.

Finally, a much stronger earthquake was simulated.