Sentence examples for according to the pace of from inspiring English sources

Readings will be adjusted according to the pace of the class; revisions will be posted on this page.

He added it was pacing its actions to cut off the flow of crude oil according to the pace of additional supply of oil expected to come on the market from Russia, the US and Saudi Arabia early next year.

54 Some subjects might have had literacy problems during some subtheme training sessions on delayed recall, so the therapist would give support by reading out some simple sentences according to the pace of learning in individual subjects.

It consists of a long line of people holding hands and swaying and stomping their feet according to the pace of the music.

During gameplay, a proprietary engine combines "musical elements according to the pace, plot, and environment of the game at any given moment", resulting in a unique musical experience.

The subject runs a distance of 20 metres without interruption according to the pace marked by the test protocol.

Thus, according to the MST the pace of host-pathogen interactions (e.g. pathogenesis) is set by rate of host metabolism.

"It was absolutely more ubiquitous than it is now". According to Bieneman, the pace of growth in America at the time required precise synchronization across tile production and installation practices.

According to AMG Data Services, the pace of net inflows into these funds was $6.8 billion over the four weeks ended March 22.

According to the Resolution Foundation, with the pace of recovery uncertain, many employers have turned to zero-hours contracts – under which the employee is not guaranteed work and is paid only for the work he or she carries out, but is usually expected to be around whenever the employer needs them to be.

Selection was based mainly on jumping ability, the best jumpers (free jump in particular) were allocated to jumping and eventing, then, according to the quality of their paces and conformation the remaining horses were allocated either to dressage or to high school.