Sentence examples for happen at a pace from inspiring English sources

Asean officials said yesterday that the foreign ministers were talking about a move to "preventive diplomacy", al though this would have to happen "at a pace with which everyone is comfortable".

"Things have to happen at a pace where everybody can be included.

"This will create a whole new life for the city of New London, and it all happened at a pace that was by all accounts extraordinary," Dr. Gaudiani said.

"It got to the point where I wanted to see the action that's connected to these findings, and I decided it wasn't happening at a pace I was comfortable with".

"We saw it happen in solar, we saw it happen in wind, and I think we are seeing it in energy storage". Decarbonization, digitalization, decentralization and electrification—"these technology innovations are happening at a pace that is driving change in the entire energy sector," he said.

But an internet accessed mainly via smartphones would be a very different kind of space – dominated by giant companies determined to repel newcomers, to protect obsolete business models and ensure that innovation happens at a pace determined by them rather than by the possibilities of technology and human ingenuity.

"It's happening at a pace that is unprecedented".

Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg rejected claims the government's deficit reduction strategy has been blown off course, saying it was taking longer than planned but the cuts had happened at a pace which was "socially, politically and economically acceptable".

At one time, news happened at a pace that allowed it to be digested relatively slowly, in batches resembling what we were used to from the one or two-times a day print newspaper schedules.

"The decline of newspapers is happening at a pace they never could have anticipated.

Picker said advancements in how electricity is delivered are happening at a pace that even his office can't track.