Sentence examples for immense pace from inspiring English sources

It's tremendously indicative about humanity, as well as having immense pace.

He has only two caps but we've already seen some of his immense pace and some player to watch.

Technology in the multifamily real estate sector has been particularly lagging, despite growing at an immense pace.

Due to the extensive application, possibilities of these materials in various areas such as organic flexible displays, smart devices and cards, solar cells and light-emitting diodes (OLED) among many others as well as the advantage of having low-cost, simpler processing and manufacturing techniques have led to an immense pace of development of these materials [1, 2, 3, 4, 5].

"Allowing a central authority... to decide on how every institution especially universities where specialization is at the highest level should conduct its affairs means to entrust the entire country to the supposed infallibility of a single individual in a world where economy and technology advance at an immense pace," it reads.

Its epic story runs through Hywel Dda's uniting Wales under one law, the Welsh at the heart of the Tudor court, through the immense pace of change in the country as coal mines and iron works flourished - with technological and educational innovations putting Wales ahead of the world in the Industrial Revolution - and right up to present day devolution.

The curriculum was immense, the pace was furious, and the requisite technical background for the assignments was not taught in lecture — further exacerbating the learning curve.

"I think his technical attributes are immense and his pace is fantastic as well," he added.

The young Cardiff wing is blessed with pace and immense strength, and should lend Wales a cutting edge out wide.

The almost one hundred writings by Einstein, of which a third have never been published, and the more than thirteen hundred letters show Einstein's immense productivity and hectic pace of life.

The film is a saga of expansion, paced with immense care, demonstrating how the reports of child abuse by Catholic clergy slowly broadened and unfurled; by the time the paper's exposés were first published, in 2002, Spotlight had uncovered about seventy cases in Boston alone.