Sentence examples for current pace of change from inspiring English sources
Will the government become less radical in his absence?The current pace of change, which Mr Hilton found disappointing, is nonetheless fearsome by almost any other standard.
According to UN Women, at the current pace of change, it will take more than 80 years to achieve gender parity in economic participation, and 50 years to reach parity in parliamentary representation.
Given the current pace of change, he and other experts estimate that cooks in low- to middle-level restaurants in Italy may be almost entirely non-Italian within a decade.
Earlier this year, the World Economic Forum predicted that, at the current pace of change, it will take another 170 years for economic equality between men and women to be achieved.
In the upper chamber, the current pace of change isn't enough for some.
The anxiety stems from the knowledge that there are still reactionary forces in Burma, those who fear reform in general and the current pace of change in particular.
I am disturbed both by the current pace of environmental change, and by the lack of sound survey data that allow the biological impact of such changes to be measured.
"The current pace of climate change is very fast," Scambos said, and the rate of warming might cause glaciers to behave differently than they did in the past.
A recent study showed bears survived previous warm periods by gorging on beached whales, but this was unlikely to be enough to cope with the current pace of climate change.
Thirty-five years from now, if the current pace of climate change continues unabated, those areas of the country will experience a weather shift that will linger for as long as three decades, according to the study, released Thursday.
