Sentence examples for direction and pace from inspiring English sources

The plan, like any dramatic change, has faced challenges that have raised questions about its direction and pace.

Within an oval projecting forward from our feet to about four sidewalk squares ahead, we note the direction and pace of anyone headed our way.

The state could take control of the direction and pace of social evolution or even directly create a "good society" through deliberate policies.

The rational relates to the maximisation of graduate attributes such as motivation to learn, the ability to identify, search and assimilate relevant literature and the desire to take ownership of the direction and pace of learning.

Democracy is not in steady state and democratizations are open-ended processes; they depend on structures and functions in systemic contexts that idiosyncratically evolve in tone, tenor, direction, and pace.

August on Wall Street was characterized by light volumes, disappointing data on housing, a downward revision in second-quarter growth and a daily debate about the direction and pace of the recovery.

That stunt demands the tautness that Fred Zinnemann brought to the original, but here Rod Hardy's direction and pacing are slack.

Yes, Jennifer's Body aside (where she, Amanda Seyfried, and writer Diablo Cody were left adrift by Karyn Kusama's abysmal direction and pacing), she has yet to really prove herself as more than just a pretty face/hot body.

With an aggressive development program, MIT can take the lead in defining the directions and pace of this change.

Global competitiveness is achieved by increased productivity, focussed direction and increased pace of innovation and growth.

It is simply the best show on television, with an impeccable cast, scintillating writing and direction, and a pace that makes an hour zip by much too quickly.