Sentence examples for a restrained pace from inspiring English sources

And rents increased, but at a restrained pace, so those looking to lease space were generally not under intense price pressure.

The chairman of the committee, Lawrence S. Schwartz, a senior adviser to Mr. Cuomo, said the group had to proceed at a restrained pace, given the paralyzing web of spending requirements that had piled up over the course of decades.

Mr. Dobber pumped out a doughty Rigoletto; and Maria Guleghina very nearly stayed on pitch in a relatively restrained "Pace, pace" from Verdi's "Forza del Destino".

PAGE 1 THE BEAT OF DELICATE HEARTS In plays that move at a deliberate, restrained pace, an up-and-coming group of new playwrights poses a necessary counterweight to the numbing quick-bite culture of distraction, Charles Isherwood writes.

In plays that move at a deliberate, restrained pace, these writers pose a necessary counterweight to the numbing quick-bite culture of distraction that seems to be engulfing us.

The number of Internet users is also on the rise, albeit at a more restrained pace.

At others Corea took the set into a chamber-like feeling as with his piece "The Enchantment," which continued the night's flair for dazzlingly technical musicianship if at a more restrained pace.

Walk at a moderate pace.

Talk at a moderate pace.

France's unemployment rate has edged up to 10.5% but that is in a different league to Spain's; its banks are in better shape than Spanish ones, too.The anomaly among Europe's big economies is Germany, where house prices are rising by a restrained 2.7%, the same pace as a year earlier.

She gave a restrained yawn.