Sentence examples for in order to pace from inspiring English sources

In order to pace ourselves.

On the track, André 3000 and Big Boi employ a "frantic" flow in order to keep pace with the song's high-speed tempo, which runs at 155 beats per minute.

The logic is inevitable: the greater the extent to which videogames take their inspiration from sport, the faster the rate at which sport will need to advance in order to keep pace with the digital world in all its ever-multiplying dimensions.

He frequently ran in order to keep pace.

Further increases would be required in subsequent years in order to keep pace with GDP growth.

But most older firms have also had to evolve in order to keep pace with the times.

In order to keep pace, our children and their children will have to work longer hours and pay more taxes.

The EU also may drop its self-imposed moratorium on new FTA negotiations in order to keep pace with America.

Social media is evolving all the time, so in order to keep pace and be innovative, while keeping costs down, it pays to be willing to take chances.

Those economists also say Japan – its population aging more rapidly than any in the world – must eventually slash pensions in order to keep pace.

As brand experiences that are both immediate and personalised are expected by consumers, business and brands need to move fast in order to keep pace.