Sentence examples for differences in pace from inspiring English sources

Holding to starboard tack, the two boats lined up side by side and, sliding off to the left, the differences in pace were indiscernible in the first third of the inaugural beat.

But there are differences in pace of increase (somewhat slower in Burkina Faso) and in the scale of resources invested (larger in Kenya and Uganda).

The significant differences in Paced Auditory Serial Addition Test scores reveal deficits in information-processing ability in patients on a regimen of magnesium sulfate therapy.

The difference in pace, in caution, stands out.

But the difference in pace and risk seems evident.

What was striking from the event was the difference in pace and ambition between the four nations.

The difference in pace, strength, inventiveness and ambition between the two sides made Livingston quite pitiable, like lambs who had strayed too close to a wolf pack.

The difference in pace between ThinkSprint and the companies it is working with has been one of the trial's teething issues.

What I noticed most about Munnery's show, Fylm-Makker, and Kitson's, As of 1.52pm GMT on Friday April 27th 2012, This Show Has No Title, was a difference in pace.

I have worked out what I think that fuel load was based on the difference in pace between the Red Bull in pre-season testing last year and what it did at the first race.

Doing one more stop would have meant that Alonso could abuse his tyres more, so the difference in pace should really be bigger than it is when you consider the tyre degradation that Raikkonen should have suffered with his two-stop strategy.