Sentence examples for above the pace from inspiring English sources

While Ecko seems to be growing at or above the pace of its urban-wear counterparts, its leader is somewhat an oddball out.

I was finding it a struggle to get my heart rate above the pace of a nonagenarian elephant until the last night.

If the Fed were to signal a willingness to do that I would expect to see hiring rise above the pace we've observed since 2011.

The best guess is that productivity growth will average 2-2.5% per year over the next decade, still well above the pace of the 1970s and 1980s.

The gross domestic product report showed that over the last six months, final sales to domestic purchasers rose at a 5.9percentt annual rate, well above the pace of late 1999, when growth was peaking.

The news comes on the heels of the National Association of Realtors' report on July sales volume, which showed a 5percentt rise above the pace in July 2008.

Therefore, the above PACE observation is intriguing and invites a more detailed research.

Casually dressed in hoodie and jeans, hair awry, "as if a horse had been chewing on it", and eyes glittering, Notaro never raises her voice above a mutter, never hikes the pace above a drawl, never signals a single punchline and yet the laughs keep coming.

With the holy month of Ramadan set to begin in early August, and daytime desert temperatures often climbing above 100 degrees, the pace of fighting has slowed.

As discussed above, since cultural similarities affect the pace and accuracy of information dissemination, they can decide information dissemination efficiency via linguist proximity in some sense.

Yet by one measure, inflation rose at an annual pace of 1.2 percent in August, just above the lowest pace on record.