Sentence examples for gain the pace from inspiring English sources

Despite the gain, the pace of home-building is well below the level required for a robust housing market, and the surfeit of foreclosed homes is expected to weigh on the sector for some time.

I tried to keep pace and gain the necessary traction to jump up.

Type a story about anything your best friend, favorite food, first pet and data gained from the pace of your keystrokes combined with facial recognition data picked up via webcam is translated into a one-off patterned material.

While the housing sector is healthier in terms of price gains, rising mortgage rates make the pace of new-home sales less certain in the months ahead.

As Sam had predicted, the stats went big, with several thousand arriving within the hour, and the story continuing to gain pace as the afternoon went on.

Squeeze past Trump and he will be able to claim as his the support of hard conservatives and evangelicals that he will need to gain momentum as the pace of the state-by-state nomination process accelerates.

That meeting occurred as a reinvigorated police inquiry began to gain pace with the arrest of senior News of the World journalists.

The flying lap event in the omnium sees the athletes steadily gain pace for 2½ laps before the final 250m lap is timed.

Inspired by popular revolts that ousted much-maligned rulers in Tunisia and Egypt, a series of anti-government protests are continuing to gain pace across the Middle East and North Africa.

There is an expectation that the level of mergers and acquisitions will gain pace this year as the economy recovers and financing becomes easier.

With Japan's industrial recovery gaining pace in the 1960s, the younger Gutai artists led their elders to the newly available materials and techniques it provided, partly as a way to soften, familiarize and slyly mock technology.