Sentence examples for a pace of the from inspiring English sources

The 2013 founded London-based startup sells software for retailers to tap into digital capabilities in their physical retail stores — offering a modular platform that's intended to support digital transformations at a pace of the retailer's choosing.

In terms of the time frame for replacement of fossil fuels, achieving a global nuclear share of about 50% by 2060 would be a technically and economically plausible target if progressing at a pace of the average historical growth of nuclear power penetration in France from 1970 to 1986 (0.28 MWh person−1 year-1).

In September alone, sales dropped to a pace of 716,000, the lowest level since 1996.

The economy shrunk at a pace of 5.7 per cent in the first quarter of 2009, but analysts think the worst is over.

Economic analysts had expected the gross domestic period to grow at a pace of 4.7% in the quarter.

In 2013, the country grew at a pace of 7.7%, about the same as in 2012.

Wall Street analysts had expected the gross domestic period to grow at a pace of 4.7% in the quarter.

"It's a different pace of the game," Rondo said.

EVERY year I am offered a seat in a pace car of the New York City Marathon.

But the Marseille man took a lot of pace of the ball.

After a while, the pace of the work became hard to keep up with.