Sentence examples for monitoring the pace of from inspiring English sources

A clear goal and monitoring the pace of change have helped shift gears.

Chefs and restaurateurs say that the better they know their customers, the better they can serve them, monitoring the pace of a meal, for example, or always "remembering" to deliver your martini with olives rather than onions.

In this context, the availability of mobile phone data has for the first time allowed to observe populations from a God-eye point of view, monitoring the pace of daily life or the response to catastrophes.

They will monitor the pace of games and on-field operations at the 30 major league ballparks and will report to Bob Watson, who has replaced Frank Robinson as the vice president for on-field operations.

Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner said Thursday that he would "closely and regularly" monitor the pace of the renminbi's appreciation after China said it was scrapping a two-year peg to the dollar and allowed a 0.8 percent gain in the last three weeks.

The device, which runs for days on one AA battery, does not pump fluid at all, but simply monitors the pace of the IV drip, and sounds an alarm if it goes above or below a set rate.

He monitors the pace of their breaths and scans their eyes and nose for any liquids that might indicate the onset of illness.

New methods are not yet well-integrated into routine monitoring and evaluation (M&E) systems in the early stage of scale up, so additional information sources are required to monitor the pace of expansion and integrity of the innovation.

Defining the cycle may sound prohibitively difficult but Charles Goodhart, a professor at the London School of Economics (and a former monetary policymaker at the Bank of England), suggests a way around it: monitoring whether the pace of loan growth or the rate of increase of asset prices was moving sharply above trend, and requiring banks to find more capital if the alarm sounds.

In this study, I combined this comparative approach with direct monitoring of the pace of assemblage recovery in boreal stands regrown after clear-cutting half a century ago (treatment stands).

A report by Brazil's space agency published in late 2016 said satellite monitoring revealed the pace of deforestation in the Amazon sped up by 29percentt over the previous year.