Sentence examples for average pace for from inspiring English sources

Ye swam the freestyle phase 16% quicker than her average pace for the other three strokes.

That put last month's sales above the average pace for last year, the industry's best ever, with 17 million vehicles sold.

According to Fangraphs, the average pace for hitters with at least five hundred at-bats since 2007 is just under twenty-two secOrtiz Ortiz clocks in at 24.2 seconds, which puts him among the top fifty or so slowest hitters in that cohort.

That's on par with the average pace for 2017, which is 46 deals per month.

The greatest benefit occurs in women who have hormone-sensitive tumors and who performed the equivalent of walking at an average pace for 3-5 hours per week.

Overall, women who were physically active for >2.8 MET-h per week (e.g., walking at an average pace of 2 2.9 mph for 1 h) had a significantly lower risk of mortality from breast cancer (35 49% reduction) (Holick et al, 2008).

Perhaps not coincidentally, monthly costs for renters are steadily rising — at an average pace of 4percenttoto nearly 7percentt a year, according to various analysts' calculations.

the average pace of 17.6 million so far this year.

Alternatively, if house prices instead remain constant and rents grow at their average pace of 4% a year, the ratio would revert to its long-term average by the end of 2005, with no need for a price decline.

Then in the middle, you're trying to run a little bit faster than what your average pace overall will be for the duration of the race.

The pace in these races varied in a characteristic way, whether expressed as actual velocity (Fig. 2, top) or normalized to the average pace during the event which, except for a brief period just before the end of the marathon, remained within ±5% of the average pace (Fig. 2, bottom).