Sentence examples for both the pace at from inspiring English sources
All, then, is frantic: both the pace at which yesterday's must-have device must be replaced by today's supposedly vast improvement, and the insane tempo at which everything is intended to be used.
Given that even relatively modest rises in rates will hurt, the aim is to use macro-prudential tools (as credit controls are now called) to limit both the pace at which borrowing costs rise and the level that they have to rise to.
Aid groups, including World Vision, Oxfam, Save the Children, Plan International, Care and Amnesty International, have condemned Australia's response to the Syrian crisis both for its scope and the pace at which refugees are being resettled.
In a conference call with reporters last month, NASA scientists expressed alarm about the pace at which both Greenland and Antarctica are losing ice.
By Elizabeth Kolbert September 11, 2015 In a conference call with reporters last month, NASA scientists expressed alarm about the pace at which both Greenland and Antarctica are losing ice.
Both loved the pace of urban life.
"Our sportsmen and women have set the pace both at home and abroad - culminating in a thrilling and highly successful Commonwealth Games.
This both shields the lack of pace at the back, and opens up space to slip the strikers on the counter-attack.
Still, production of the 787 is continuing at the same pace at both plants, Boeing executives say.
