Sentence examples for been at a pace from inspiring English sources

"Recovery has not been at a pace we anticipated".

But the last-minute dash to finish preparations has been at a pace that might startle Usain Bolt; the metro extension opened just this Monday.

"The land reclamation activity by China in the South China Sea has been at a pace and scale in the last two years beyond anything we have previously seen.

The debate followed comments from the secretary of the Australian Department of Defence, Dennis Richardson, that China's land reclamation activity in the South China Sea "had been at a pace and scale over the last two years beyond anything we have previously seen".

Sales of the online diet service WeightWatchers.com, for example, are at a pace of $57 million a year.

"But it was at a pace that was nothing like the pace I had had while I was in City Hall," he said.

This was at a pace that was seemingly quicker than previous refreshes.

2016, by mid-May, was at a pace of one every 66.5 days.

This emphasises that change needs to be at a pace that is suitable for an individual, and taking into social roles, in order to achieve sustained behaviour change.

It will make you lose your own pace, and everyone is at a different pace.

Nothing Iona does is at a slow pace.