Sentence examples for a quicker pace of from inspiring English sources

He also urged a quicker pace of economic liberalization in countries like France and said it was necessary to get credit flowing to households and businesses, especially in Southern Europe.

"If I could do anything," said Dr. Howard J. Osofsky, the chairman of the psychiatry department at Louisiana State University, "it would be to have a quicker pace of recovery for the community at large.

Another man who contributed to a quicker pace of play, particularly through the use of the pressure defense, was Adolph Rupp, who became the University of Kentucky's coach in 1931 and turned its program into one of the most storied in basketball history.

But Lansley has calmed the backbenchers by saying that their key red lines – that competition should be allowed and the need for a quick pace of reforms – have not been crossed.

Rival General Motors, is also burning cash at a quicker pace, to the tune of $6.9 billion in the third-quarter, according to its earnings report.

Krentz could have given a quicker pace to the beginning of her story but all's well that ends well.

In recent years the generational divides that have long wracked New York hip-hop have begun to assert themselves in the South, which evolves at a quicker pace than either of the coasts ever did, and which has therefore had little use for nostalgia.

With a three-to-one ratio (my soon-to-be kindergartner and his two younger siblings), I could teach my child according to his particular learning style and strengths at a quicker pace, cutting out some of the wasted time.

That's also to be expected after a high-profile launch, but Moore has found that people answering questions is dropping at a quicker pace than is the number of those doing the asking.

In another sign of the strength in demand, the selling process is likely to be wrapped up by the end of the week, a quicker pace than had been anticipated.

Meanwhile the cost of goods continues to increase at a quicker pace.