Sentence examples for continue on this pace from inspiring English sources

The Chinese understand that if things continue on this pace they're going to run out of water, and they're not going to be able to stem the kind of pollution you see in Beijing during the summers, and things are just going to get worse.

If things continue on this pace, Wilson would likely finish third in the Offensive Rookie of the Year voting, though some voters will certainly consider giving him the nod over Luck, and even Griffin, especially if Seattle winds up with the top record of the three teams.

If construction continues on this pace, then China's cities will have half of the world's metro tracks by 2050.

The redshirt sophomore should remain in the spotlight all year long, so a trip to New York is well within Mariota's reach if he continues on this pace.

The redshirt sophomore should remain in the spotlight all year long, so a trip to New York is well within his reach if he continues on this pace.

If he were to continue on that pace without extra rest, Hughes would demolish his professional season high of 146 innings in 2006.

If he were to continue on that pace without extra rest, Hughes would demolish his professional season high of 146 in 2006.

The program starts with the biggest ten markets in the country, then reaches the top thirty by a year from now, and continues on a fast pace until every station in the country is transmitting programming in digital format by the year 2003.

Signaling home run, he continued on that pace until he reached midway between second and third and suddenly realized the ball was in play.

"This decision ensures that the rollout of new, higher, state-selected standards will continue on pace," Mr. Duncan said in a statement, "but that states that need it will have some flexibility in when they begin using student growth data for high-stakes decisions".

The 3D bioprinting sector has been experiencing rapid growth over the last few years and will continue on pace through the next decade, mainly due to R&D, according to market researchers.