Sentence examples for competitive pace from inspiring English sources

And of course, the competitive pace of the Internet is far faster than that of operating systems.

But I do think any public organisation should be as open as it possibly can without damaging its competitive pace.

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Then he raced so fast past reaffirmation that the marathon would be run that he would have set a competitive pace in the race himself.

The result is that even a team such as Arizona, boasting a fairly crowded new ballpark and a division title after two major league seasons, has to borrow money to keep competitive pace.

However, their TS050, a new car for this year, has also clearly moved on since the last round at Silverstone and although caught by Bernhard on new rubber after 12 laps, it was showing good competitive pace.

Get out the old games, lots of delicious snacks, play mellow music and simply sink into comfy chairs for an evening of fun together, at an easy-yet-still-competitive pace.

The newest legislative package, called the Protecting America's Competitive Edge (PACE) Act, includes yearly increases of 10% for basic research funding at the departments of Energy and Defense, the National Science Foundation (NSF), and NASA.

"We're more like minor league baseball and we've got these incredible, attractive athletes, engaged in a very competitive, fast-pace game".

Naturally, it has been very competitive, fast paced and there's been plenty of physical play - an entertaining start in Sochi.

David Cantor, a spokesman for the city's Department of Education, said P.S. 8's grade was based on its failure to move its students forward over the past year at a pace competitive with similar schools and the system as a whole.