Sentence examples for difference in the pace from inspiring English sources

The difference in the pace both teams are used to was visible from the kick off.

It will make a real difference in the pace of job creation and economic growth.

But there is a marked difference in the pace of layoffs from late 2008 and the first quarter of 2009, when layoffs were increasing by 100,000 every few weeks For instance, it only took three weeks for cumulative tech layoffs to go from 200,000 to 300,000 in February and five weeks for layoffs to go from 100,000 to the 200,000 mark before that in January.

Moreover, though the difference in the pace was low in 1931 40 to 1941 50, it stabilized thereafter at a higher level till 1981 90.

"You cut something that's the twentieth of a frame and you can make a difference in the pacing".

"I argue that Obama really was more focused on long-term, historically significant accomplishments than marginal, near-term differences in the pace of the recovery," Mr. Scheiber wrote.

McDonagh is fascinated by the differences in the pace of play in the K.H.L., which is more deliberate than in the N.H.L. "The big ice sheet changes the game a lot," he said.

With respect to differences in the pace of weight change, second and higher generation Hispanic women and black men gain weight more rapidly than their first generation Hispanic counterparts.

Despite the differences in the pace of cell death, and the approach, both manuscripts arrived at similar conclusion that the mRGCs are the primary node of convergence of melanopsin and rod/cone initiated photoresponses.

Sampling was performed based on developmental advancement rather than age, because of differences in the pace of cod development among the treatments.

Differences in the pace of Holocene expansion of oak within the Fertile Crescent from its refugia during the Late Glacial Maximum have been already outlined by Bottema and van Zeist [ 68, 74– 74].