Sentence examples for apace more from inspiring English sources

Mr. Heintzelman said the plan now was to invest in G.E.'s current businesses to stir up organic growth, though he added that as the energy boom continued apace, more acquisition opportunities might arise.

Although their court action spelled the end for Harris's List, despite the best efforts of the Proclamation Society (later the Society for the Suppression of Vice), the publication of pornography continued apace; more pornographic material was published during the Victorian Era than at any time previously.

Beginning in the 19th century, interest grew apace, and more and more Jews were to be found in these fields, often in the avant-garde.

The consumerisation of IT continues apace with more and more of us bringing our own devices to work.

In recent years, even as Egypt's overall economy has grown apace and more consumer goods have filled even lower-income households, the poor have won little relief from relentlessly rising food prices and sharper competition for secure jobs.

1.40pm: Despite Chile's exit at the hands of Brazil last night, the campaign to get coach Marcelo Bielsa sainted continues apace with more than 80,433 candles lit in his honour at the time of writing.

So it has been hailed by street-art fans as a significant moment, the fine-art world beginning to find a way to recognize a movement that has been growing apace for more than a decade, propelled by a generation of artists who grew up with graffiti and now make work on the streets with materials as varied (and sometimes as ephemeral) as paper, plastic, tape, snow, rubber bands and knitted wool.

If Yahoo! continues apace with more sales-driving acquisitions, CEO Semel may not have to post his own résumé on a job board after all.

All you need to do is follow the instructions and the RNA transcription will proceed apace, faster and more accurately than the competition.

Today's personal income report was predictably dreary, as the march to a lost decade (or more) continues apace.

As the war in Iraq ticks down, violence in Afghanistan is growing apace (see chart) and costing more American lives.