Sentence examples for a pace faster from inspiring English sources

He then assigned the second section a faster pace, and the third a pace faster yet.

It's still growing, and it's still growing at a pace faster than the overall workforce.

JJ Abrams's film has grossed a phenomenal £97.4m in 17 days, setting a pace faster than any previous film.

The I.O.C. has renewed nine sponsors for its fifth Olympic partners program, covering the 2002 Winter and 2004 Summer Games, at a pace faster than ever before.

Overdoses killed more people last year than guns or car accidents, and are doing so at a pace faster than the H.I.V. epidemic at its peak.

Most have seen salaries rise at a pace faster than inflation and better than the national average for both private and public employees, according to the Citizens Budget Commission.

One possibility is that growth will continue, at a pace fast enough to ensure that however degraded the environment our descendents are better off than we are.

Tough-guy colloquial prose and a pace fast enough to skin a rabbit, at the service of a tale of down-and-dirty realism: this is fiery stuff.

In the actual race, start at a pace fast enough to keep up with the first group, but not so fast that you are sprinting.

It enables all success in a fast paced, fast changing world.

Job gains have averaged 207,000 a month this year, a faster pace than last year or the year before.