Sentence examples for lesser pace from inspiring English sources

The job loss that began in 1999 has continued at a greater or lesser pace ever since.

"The manufacturing economy is still contracting, but at a lesser pace, and inflation is not a problem," said Michael McGlone, an analyst at Aubrey G. Lanston & Company.

Although this is statistically significant, the question that should be asked and was not able to be assessed was whether this was clinically significant, and more importantly, was the lesser degree of ventricular pacing in association with the MVP algorithm always safe given only 1 month of follow-up for each arm of the study.

And yet the Fannings have permitted their daughters to work at a noticeably brisk pace, in projects lesser and greater.

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We believe that entire epicardial and endocardial surface stimulation accentuates the interaction of the wavefronts with the intrinsically assigned apicobasal heterogeneity, which appeared to be modulated under fast pacing to a lesser degree than transmural gradients.

It and, to a lesser extent, Social Security and Medicaid are on pace to spend far more money than taxpayers will pay into the system.

And in the three months since the attack on the World Trade Center, it has taken place across New York, and to a lesser extent the nation, at a brisk and unabating pace.

These threats to Finn's happiness, which all occur in the first 20 pages, shift at a dizzying pace -- and I have left out the lesser items like the attack dog in the bodega.

In the 1880s "it attracted sympathy in lesser numbers than [slavery] abolitionism, and at a slower pace".

He had a lesser opinion of their chips for mobile devices and for the pace the company operates at, calling them "just really slow".