Sentence examples for below the pace that from inspiring English sources
The recovery since then has produced a rate of over 14 million sales per year, more than two million below the pace that once seemed normal.
Pontiac sold 1,449 Azteks last month, well below the pace that would meet its projection of 50,000 to 60,000 a year, and several dealers around Boston agreed that sales had been disappointing.
The government announced earlier Wednesday that the economy expanded at an annual rate of 1.7 percent in the second quarter, better than economists had expected but below the pace that Fed officials regard as necessary to create enough jobs to bring down the unemployment rate.
Prices rose just 1 percent during the 12 months ending in May, well below the 2 percent pace that the Fed considers healthy.
The total is far below the 740,000 pace that Wall Street economists expected.
However, it kept its long-term estimate for economic growth at 1.8%, far below the 4% pace that Trump promises to deliver via a program of deregulation, tax cuts and infrastructure spending.
Prices rose at an annual pace of just 0.8 percent in the second quarter, according to the Fed's preferred measuring stick, a measure of inflation compiled by the Bureau of Economic Analysis — well below the 2 percent annual pace that the Fed considers healthy.
The government said on Thursday that prices continued to rise in May at the slowest pace in at least half a century, up just 1.1 percent over the previous year — well below the 2 percent annual pace that the Fed considers most healthy.
"Monetary policy is currently not accommodative enough," Mr. Kocherlakota said, noting that unemployment is too high while the pace of inflation is too low — below the 2 percent annual pace that the Fed considers healthy.
Inflation has actually fallen below the 2 percent annual pace that the Fed regards as healthy, leading some officials to argue the economy could use a little more inflation.
That is well below the 2 percent annual pace that the Fed considers healthy.
