Sentence examples for growing pace of from inspiring English sources
The Bank's monthly series shows a sharp turnaround earlier this year, from repayments, to a growing pace of lending growth — though 3.5% remains weak by historical standards.
The nonmanufacturing employment index was 50.3 for January, pointing to a growing pace of hiring over December's unrevised figure of 46.9.
Weighed against surprising levels of self-declared happiness, the report found large measures of gloom about the future, about the growing pace of globalisation and the effects of inequality.
Though it is impossible to prove a causal link between the growing pace of media consolidation and the decline of diversity and experimentation in mass media entertainment, among the Hollywood creative community, it is conventional wisdom.
Although Chinese officials and researchers had come under severe international criticism for their initial refusal to cooperate or deal with the growing pace of cases in the country, the current lack of information appears to stem not from secrecy, Dr. Stöhr said, but from inexperience in coping with an international public health emergency.
Challenges to the security, health, and sustainable growth of our society keep escalating asymmetrically due to the growing pace of globalization and global change.
As a result of the growing pace and intensity of globalization and digitization, more and more economic processes have an international dimension.
Although women's cycling in Britain is growing, the pace of change is slow and at the amateur level the sport is still very male.
"With the growing fast pace of our lives, people just don't want to go on vacation anymore.
Signs are growing the pace of foreclosures is picking up again, something housing experts predict will again weigh on home prices before any sustained recovery can occur.
But as the popularity of AWS and cloud services (and competition to Amazon) continues to grow, the pace of development has accelerated from its introduction of nine AWS products in its first year.
