Sentence examples for but also the pace from inspiring English sources

The striker retains the lippy attitude but also the pace which recently terrorised the Premiership.

Agreements that inhibit that movement, antitrust officials said, restrains not only labor but also the pace of innovation.

Broad measures of money supply reflect not just the extra renminbi put into the financial system by the central bank but also the pace at which banks are lending that money.

But also the pace at which different sectors change is relevant in this context.

It's not just the pace of innovation, but also the pace of adoption.

"I thought our intensity was really good from the start of the game but also the pace on the ball, recognising space," he said.

Sixteen years later, President Obama endorsed same-sex marriage, a journey reflecting not just his own personal "evolution," but also the dizzying pace of social change in an age of technology.

That breakdown reflects not just the rapid growth and maturation of outsourcing platforms in places like China and India, but also the accelerated pace by which these platforms can now be connected to the developed world through the Internet.

This shabbiness is part of the charm people associate with "Peter," the Russian nickname for the former imperial capital, which, in contrast to the flash and bustle of Moscow, has preserved not only its czarist-era beauty but also the slow pace and grunginess of its recent Soviet past.

But what impressed me most was how I was immediately seized not only by the poetic expressive language, but also by the pace of the action.

Mr. Daniel welcomes not only a day without driving but also the change of pace and the chance to spend a day in the city.