Sentence examples for difference to the pace from inspiring English sources

One government source said: "It will make no difference to the pace of the decision [on whether shale gas gets the go-ahead].

Lampard said Capello had told the team to play with "more passion and pace", adding: "That was the difference to the two previous games.

Even 15 to 20 minutes of practice per day can make a huge difference to your overall pace.

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.

As for the troika itself, I would argue that enlightened self-interest on their part would call for milder austerity – loosening up by a few percent of GDP would make relatively little difference either to debt dynamics or to the pace of internal devaluation, but could be make or break for the political outlook.

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

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.

But they, too, add a caveat, saying there are many steps to be taken on the road to reform, many differences over the pace and nature of change and many serious obstacles that will take years to address.

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

Based on tapes from matches in the 1970s and '80s, a big difference is the pace of play.

Goosen spoke of the difference between the pace and intensity of Italian domestic club rugby and that of the Heineken Cup.