Sentence examples for a pace of change from inspiring English sources

"I have never seen such a pace of change in my 40 years at Tesco," he said.

The atmosphere at the court today is far different from 1986, with a pace of change that may have surpassed that in the rest of society.

Friedman's point is that those tech innovations ratcheted up a pace of change that was already outrunning society's ability to adapt.

But the past winter, following a string of warm years, points to a pace of change not before experienced by this community.

In the early 21st century, we take for granted a pace of change that can leave the near-miraculous seeming unremarkable but also upend ways of life with little warning.

China revalued the yuan by 2.1percentt on July 21, and has allowed it to appreciate by a further 1.2percentt since then, a pace of change that critics describe as glacial.

And little in the proceedings of the congress foreshadowed a faster pace of change or a sharper break with tradition.

Clinical practice must expect a slower pace of change and a longer transitional period.

Traffic-safety advocates have praised the mayor for making the issue a priority while criticizing what they say is a slow pace of change.

The problem lies in the fact that, despite university leaders' rhetoric, there is a complacency within the sector which has led to a slow pace of change.

"This is a faster pace of change than P.& G. is used to, this is a break with their culture.