Sentence examples for more modest pace from inspiring English sources

Home prices will continue to rise but at a more modest pace.

Higher demand should also facilitate the working off of a presumed excess capital stock, though, doubtless, at a more modest pace.

But in the third quarter, this heady expansion slowed to a more modest pace of 1.1%.A bounceback in consumer spending looks increasingly unlikely as the housing market weakens further.

The reading underlined a picture that has been crystallizing since last year: That the years of double-digit growth are a thing of the past, and that China's economy has, for now, settled into a more modest pace of expansion.

But the white share of student enrollment in public schools rose at a more modest pace: It was 4percentt in 1992-93, and 9percentt in 2013-14.

Still, in interviews last week, Richard D. Parsons, AOL Time Warner's new chief executive, said the company was still looking for opportunities to integrate operations, albeit at a more modest pace.

Liverpool was a more modest place.

The fact that traders were short natural gas implied volatility going into this winter season suggests that they assumed that gas prices indeed did not have much room to fall (having traded around only $2.75/MMBtu as recently as September), but they also expected that upside price moves would be more modest and paced.

But it was also markedly more modest than the pace recorded in previous quarters: Chinese gross domestic product expanded 9.7 percent compared with the same period a year earlier during the first quarter of 2011 and 9.8 percent in the last three months of 2010.

The economy has clearly slowed in the last few months, from a red-hot pace that threatened to spark inflation to a more modest but still healthy pace.

With the economy clearly slowing from the red-hot pace that was threatening to spark inflation to a more modest but still healthy pace, the Republican ticket is using the prospect of a downturn to build support for Mr. Bush's $1.3 trillion tax cut.