Sentence examples for a pace of increase from inspiring English sources

"It's the countries that are growing very rapidly, 3% or 4% per year, and therefore they are doubling in size over 25 years – that is a pace of increase which is difficult to sustain," he says.

The game's creators seem to have put a lot of work into building the experience in a way that makes it easy for novice players to jump in, but that also ramps things up with a pace of increasing complexity and introduction of new mechanics that will leave players feeling clever and accomplished.

Through November, the overall index has increased at a 3.9percentt annual rate, compared with a 3percentt pace of increase in the corresponding 11 months last year.

In the first 11 months of this year, the core Producer Price Index, which excludes food and energy, fell at a 0.1percentt annual rate through November, compared with a 0.8percentt pace of increase in the period last year.

The number of unemployed in November rose by 102,000, still a significant pace of increase although down from the monthly peak of 475,000 seen at the start of last year.

Member States acceded in 2004 or later have recorded a lower pace of increase in the generosity of ALMPs and Other Welfare Benefits, possibly because these policies require establishing governance frameworks that were in some cases not equally available in some New Members States as in other EU countries.

So far this year, overall real personal income has accelerated to a 3.6percentt annual pace of increase, from negligible growth in 2013 and 2012.

This argues for a healthy debate about the level and pace of increase, an attempt to coordinate with at least the other larger cities in Southern California, and a commitment to developing the sort of regulatory mechanisms that can make sure that workers benefit and good businesses are rewarded for obeying the law.

Its pattern was not strongly related to economic growth, as accelerations in growth sometimes resulted in an acceleration in the pace of increase in the JPI (e.g., in 2004) and sometimes in a deceleration (e.g., in 2006 2007).

But the data showed a slowdown in the monthly pace of increase following the buoyant summer months, down from 0.9 per cent in September and 1.4 per cent in both July and August.

The pace of increase has eased steadily for 12 months in a row.In the absence of credible government figures, many analysts have turned to private-sector alternatives.