Sentence examples for different paces of from inspiring English sources

Declines in mortality in East Asian countries varied over space and time due to different political systems, different paces of economic growth, and geographical differences.

In Mr. Khosla's view, in the school's early years, professors gave students more individual attention, incorporated more of the students' experiences into the instruction, and were able to accommodate students' different paces of learning.

The widening gulf between Central Europe and the Balkans is strikingly manifested by the different paces of development of Romania (which, with 23 million people, has a larger population than all of the former Yugoslav republics together) and its Central European neighbor to the northwest, Hungary.

Swarm planning (Roggema 2012a) suggests such a framework for dynamic environments, in which different paces of change are accommodated by different layers of planning, and planning starts with the biggest uncertainty or threat in mind.

In order to apply these principles physical elements in the city or the landscape need to be made moveable (Roggema 2014) and able to respond to different paces of change that might occur in the city: fast, slow or sudden (Roggema 2015).

Of course, this must be clarified in future studies which should also account for potentially different paces of such maturation processes.

The two modes of life history patterns with their different pace-of-lives (POL) [ 17] may also relate to different, consistent behavioural patterns.

"It's a different pace of the game," Rondo said.

It is a different pace of life, you are living on someone else's routine".

You don't have that edgy energy any more – you have your family and you just enjoy a different pace of life.

The European reluctance to name suspects is based on a stronger regard for privacy, as well as a different pace of justice.