Sentence examples for more reasonable pace from inspiring English sources
Still, analysts said they expect consumer spending to continue to expand at a more reasonable pace as investors cash in on stock market gains.
Combining information about the locations of the various trilobite families with the magnetic data, the team concluded that Pannotia began rifting 580 million years ago near the South Pole and the continents took 80 million years to drift to the equator--a more reasonable pace of 15 centimeters per year, the pair reports in the May issue of the Journal of the Geological Society, London.
As my shock wore off and I returned to my more reasonable pace, I asked her why.
The enlisted men were aware of the unsanctioned nature of the bets and knew to slow down to a more reasonable pace whenever a senior officer appeared.
What is wrong, foreigners wonder, with an American economy that is slowing from an unsustainable pace to a more reasonable rate of growth?
Many analysts consider eight times earnings a more reasonable price.
In this study, a ratio of a 5%% inflation rate per annum was assumed to be more reasonable to keep pace with the oil market.
There is basically much more inventory from which to choose, fewer people are looking, prices are more reasonable and the pace of the market is much less frenetic".
But we chose Aix for its slower pace and more reasonable costs.
Eliott Keener as Randal Poe Robert Apisa as Mr. Lopacki Douglas Forsythe Rye and Mike Leinert as Frick and Frack Marco St. John as Dr. Morton Joe Warfield as Mr. Zenan After making Hard Boiled in Hong Kong, director John Woo decided to take an offer to work in the United States, where he would find himself happier as a filmmaker with a preferable work pace and working with more reasonable hours.
