Sentence examples for grown at a pace from inspiring English sources

Jason Clay, senior vice president for market transformation at the World Wildlife Fund, noted that in the past decade land conversion to farmland worldwide has grown at a pace of 0.6percentt a year; by 2050 that would mean another 24percentt of the Earth would be devoted to agriculture, on top of the 33percentt used now.

His wages have grown at a pace of 2.7percentt a year for the last 28 years.

The group has grown at a pace that would shame Mr Walcott, earning revenues of about $4 billion in 2009, compared with $1 billion in 2003.

The four with day jobs reckon they spend up to four hours a day working on Desmos, which has grown at a pace that has taken them aback.

The economy was previously reported to have grown at a pace of 2.4 percent after a gain of just 0.4 percent in the final three months of last year.

Since September 2012, when the Fed stepped up its bond-buying scheme and promised to keep it in place until there was a "substantial" improvement in the labour market, the unemployment rate has fallen from 7.8% to 7.6%, and output has grown at a pace of around 2%.

At present, the American economy is growing at a pace of about 3percentt a year.

Android has been growing at a pace no one could have imagined, even Google.

Local government debt is growing at a pace that alarms some economists.

Elsewhere in Cambodia, the tourism sector is also growing at a pace.

Manufacturing in the Chicago region grew at a pace that was faster than expected this month.