Sentence examples for efficient pace from inspiring English sources
Favorable timeline: A fully-blended PhD/JD allows students to complete both degrees in six years, a more efficient pace than pursuing both degrees consecutively.
Before Valentine and Phillips addressed the future, Reed, who can also be a free agent after the season, addressed the present by using his typically swift and efficient pace -- the game lasted 2 hours 25 minutes -- to stifle the Astros.
This generation experiences pressure to perform, to succeed, to move at a fast and efficient pace, with little time for self- reflection or developing deep understanding of the changing world in which we live.
We learn and remember what cadence allows us to use the least energy at that speed, and when we reach that speed, we immediately default to our body's most efficient pace.
The airport in Muscat, the capital of Oman, operates at its own leisurely yet efficient pace.
Don't just help them find a home -- help them find a better home, at a better price, at a more efficient pace.
(Roaring Brook, $19.99; ages 12 and up). With deft, efficient pacing, Sheinkin tells the little-known World War II story of 50 African-American sailors who were convicted of mutiny for protesting dangerous, racially biased treatment.
In our case, efficient pacing could at least transiently be achieved with the perforated lead by changing the pacing polarity from unipolar to bipolar.
Elliott's forte is the shorter formats of the game, where his strong temperament, powerful middle-order hitting and efficient medium-pace swing bowling make him an extremely valuable commodity.
Mobile-phone-based system provides a feasible, efficient home paced-walk endurance exercise training program with good compliance and clinical outcomes in improving exercise capacity, strength of limb muscles and reducing inflammatory biomarkers, such as CRP and IL-8, in patients with COPD.
Mr. Caird's script is efficient and fast paced, though toward the end, when Schumann's correspondence dries up as his mental afflictions take over, the text necessarily shifts toward narrative, and the musical sections grow longer.
