Sentence examples for higher pace than from inspiring English sources
But people have been abandoning the courts at a far higher pace than predicted, according to a report released on Thursday by the Independent Budget Office, the city's fiscal watchdog.
Sharing of information in a tradigenetic manner occurs at a higher pace than its biogenetic variant.
Many Asian and other Southern economies are growing at a far higher pace than those in the West.
They played at a higher pace than us, decided to stop us from playing and did it very well.
The intensity of European cross-country inventor collaborations increased at a higher pace than their non-European counterparts until 2004, with no significant relative progress thereafter.
For years, China has invested heavily in U.S. Treasury bonds while its currency and global inflation have grown at a much higher pace than the interest rate they received.
When three generations of selection were made without calibration of the GS model, the selection accuracy kept decreasing and this occurred at a higher pace for RRGS_PAR than for RRGS_HYB (Fig. 2).
In marked contrast, when the weight of the hand was inverted, the up-on-the-beat pattern was sustained at higher pacing frequencies than the down-on-the-beat pattern (F 1, 7) = 61.9, p<0.01) (Fig. 1C).
We see that achieving the Abuja targets leads to increase in GDP of these countries at a higher pace 0.08%than those of CEMAC countries who do not meet the target.
THE Arctic ice cap melted this summer at a shocking pace, disappearing at a far higher rate than predicted by even the most pessimistic experts in global warming.
