Sentence examples for a stepped-up pace from inspiring English sources

Right now, however, the exodus continues, at a stepped-up pace, government data show.

The first element is a stepped-up pace for enriching uranium 235, the fuel for reactors that can also, with additional enrichment, be used for weapons.

Both trends have proceeded at a stepped-up pace in recent months, so the economy, in response, may now have to expand at an annual rate of 5percentt or more simply to keep employment levels stable, said Albert M. Wojnilower, an economic consultant and Wall Street forecaster.

Johnson & Johnson and Abbvie have also been investing at a stepped-up pace in the past few quarters, Crunchbase data indicates.

This may take a few days to establish a routine of a stepped-up pace, so be patient.

Instead, those greenbacks will go for even bigger stock buybacks and for a considerably stepped-up pace in mergers and acquisitions.

This week, the administration issued a report on the stepped-up pace of work, rolled out Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. to brief reporters on its progress, and President Obama went to Columbus, Ohio, on Friday to laud the 10,000th stimulus-financed highway project.

Sen. Richard G. Lugar (R-Ind). credited the stepped-up pace of activity to a new commitment by Russian President Vladimir V. Putin after a February summit with President Bush in Bratislava, Slovakia.

The stepped-up pace has been evident in the subpoenaing of witnesses to testify before a federal grand jury in recent weeks.

Despite the stepped-up pace of economic diplomacy, Europe's response to the debt crisis still appeared to be behind the curve.

But it is OxyContin, and the intense publicity its use has received, that appears to be propelling the stepped-up pace of prosecutions.