Sentence examples for a sharp pace from inspiring English sources

It added that manufacturing costs continued to fall at a sharp pace during December, due to declines in the prices of oil and other commodities.

Permanent staff placements rose at a sharp pace, with more than 55% of Scottish recruitment agencies reporting an increase on the previous month.

He hurries forward, scooping them off the ground and in a single motion stuffs them inside his tunic, then marches off at a sharp pace in an unsuccessful attempt at nonchalance.

A private survey early in the day showed China's factory activity contracted for the 10th straight month in December, and at a sharper pace than in November.

On Thursday the government reported that the economy had deteriorated at a sharper pace in the last three months of 2008, but not by much.

The Market Eurozone Purchasing Managers Index for services companies showed the euro zone economy contracted at a sharper pace in December, an indication the European Central Bank was likely to cut interest rates again early next year to prevent the economy from sliding deeper into recession.

His 2008 album, "Ghost Town" (Important), segmented a sharp rock pace with jazzy squeals of electronics.

One ponderous home raid was run back at sharp pace by Smith, only to be held up on the Sale line when a transfer left would have found Delon Armitage alone.

Although businesses and others in 5 of the 12 Fed districts said the sharp pace of economic declines was tapering off, that does not mark much improvement since April, when the beige book noted that 5 of the 12 noted a similar moderation.

Although businesses and others in five of the 12 Fed districts said the sharp pace of economic decline was tapering off, that does not represent much improvement since April, when the beige book noted similar moderation in five of the 12 districts.

However, customers' reaction on mobile money services are varied from one market to another, and the acceptance and usage by the customer does not follow the sharp pace of growth in deployments (Mukherjee 2015).