Sentence examples similar to has gone apace from inspiring English sources

Clearing of the original forest that once covered most of the eastern third of New South Wales has gone on apace, often at a higher rate than in other Australian states, and environmental groups struggle to protect remnant stands.

Meanwhile, in the political and legal spheres, any talk of relaxation of party control has gone out of the window – judicial reform has been rolled back and the crackdown on dissidents and the media continues apace.

Though the euro area may have proved a disappointment in economic integration, financial integration has gone apace which now proves the opposite of a consolation.

For some among the hundreds of agricultural fairs across the country — and particularly for the largest state-level fairs — events have gone along apace this summer, organizers said.

Rwanda is still a largely traditional and rural country, therefore attempts to modernise the economy will have to go apace with the needs of the population at large.

Meanwhile, my other new year's resolutions are going apace.

Potter encouraged other researchers to study this field, and work has proceeded apace.

While medical research on adult conditions has continued apace, poor funding has seen similar work on childhood health dwindle.

But construction has continued apace.

Since then car ownership has grown apace.

The march has continued apace in recent years.