Sentence examples for a pace that is expected from inspiring English sources

The Russian economy grew 3percentt last year -- a pace that is expected to continue, if not accelerate, this year.

Barbour is now moving at a fund-raising pace that is expected to more than double the combined $6 million that Musgrove and his Republican opponent spent in their 1999 governor's race.

Other positive reviews have noted the lack of mistakes in the comic timing and performance, the strength of the guest stars, and the performers' ability to keep up the pace that is expected in a 30 Rock episode.

Perhaps even more spectacular than the trade flow has been the arrival of a new generation of Portuguese working in Angola, a trend that is expected to gather pace as more Portuguese companies shift operations there and Angola moves ahead with investment-friendly plans like the opening of a local stock exchange.

With underlying inflation expected to be contained, the committee believes that policy accommodation can be removed at a pace that is likely to be measured.

With underlying inflation still expected to be relatively low, the committee believes that policy accommodation can be removed at a pace that is likely to be measured.

With underlying inflation expected to be relatively low, the committee believes that policy accommodation can be removed at a pace that is likely to be measured.

Manufacturing in the Chicago region grew at a pace that was faster than expected this month.

Borrowing by United States consumers rose in September at a pace that was faster than expected as credit card debt and personal loans accelerated, according to Federal Reserve figures released today.

Employment surged by 239k in the last 3 months – more than double the pace of increase that was expected.

The scheme here introduced offers breakthrough capabilities that are expected to radically improve both the pace and the productivity of biomedical research, creating an access revolution.