Sentence examples for a rising pace of from inspiring English sources

On Wednesday, the central bank, led by Ben S. Bernanke, found itself facing hints of a problem that the United States has not seen in decades: stagflation, the mix of slumping growth, sharp spikes in oil and food prices and a rising pace of overall inflation.

Energy Secretary Steven Chu warned in a speech at Tsinghua University, China's top science university, that if humans did not reverse the rising pace of their emissions of greenhouse gases, more people would be displaced by rising sea levels in China than in any other country, even Bangladesh.

By 1800, the year several other scientists give as the commencement date of the Anthropocene, the steam engine had begun to power the Industrial Revolution and set off the rush to obtain wood, coal, and petroleum to keep both the device, as well as the rising pace of industrial production, running.

When looking solely at the size of the CLO market's CCC/Caa buckets, the rapidly rising pace of downgrades in some ways resembles what was seen before the recession, the analysts at Wells Fargo said.

The combination of a rising unemployment rate and a quickening pace of labor-force dropouts is especially worrisome.

A General Accounting Office report released this summer found that, since 1986, prices have risen at a pace of six per cent a year — double the rate of inflation.

And while earnings have continued to rise, the pace of that growth has slowed as the recovery has matured.

Furthermore, and as the global population rises, the pace of change is vastly faster than ever before.

While many deal makers say that the number of transactions will continue to rise, the pace of that activity remains uncertain.

transistor count has risen at a pace of only 21% a year.

The building of apartments, condominiums and other multiple-unit housing rose to a pace of 287,000 units in January, an 8.3percentt increase from the previous month.