Sentence examples for maturity pace from inspiring English sources

Müller has been praised for his maturity, pace, technique, awareness and positioning.

And there is new evidence, also related to the testicular exam, that the pace of maturity may be shifting in disturbing ways for boys, as it is for girls.

Some executives offered another view, saying that it was not the industry's maturity but the rapid pace of the technology development driven by Moore's Law -- the doubling of computing capacity every 18 months -- that has created the industry's financial crisis.

In these two cultivars, it is clear that lignan formation was developmentally regulated [ 29, 30]--lignan accumulation and seed development (maturity) keep the same pace.

But Sontag's sentimental and sexual education took some unusual turns, even as her intellectual maturity proceeded at a breathtaking pace.

He has pace, ability and a surprising maturity in his play.

He remains well off Federer's early-career pace in a top-heavy era in which maturity, particularly physical maturity, has repeatedly trumped precocious talent.

Thus, on average, the pace (tempo between onset and sexual maturity) of puberty did not change in relation to HCB exposure.

Specifically, the committee intends to purchase Treasury securities with remaining maturities of six years to 30 years at the current pace and to sell or redeem an equal amount of Treasury securities with remaining maturities of approximately three years or less.

Thus, the maturity principle emphasizes the possibility that individuals do not mature at the same pace.

He said: "Kagiso showed the maturity of a guy with 100 Test matches and the pace of one who's played just one or two.