Sentence examples for more steady pace from inspiring English sources

The Cold War, in spite of its many anxieties, could be taken at a more steady pace.

The latter two maintained a more steady pace.

The bill, the legislative answer to President Bush's initiative on education, allows states to define minimum levels of proficiency on reading and math tests and gives them 12 years to do so at a more or less steady pace.

While Trans Wales Trails offers holidays for all standards its beginner packages are particularly popular, giving novice riders plenty of adventure and a spectacular wilderness environment – just at a more steady, bottom-friendly pace.

Many Dragonrider books followed at a steady pace; more than a dozen titles before the end of the century.

Inflation has remained low this year, but that can't deliver a lasting boost because lower inflation tends to lead to lower wage growth.The other, more durable benefit is a steady pace of job creation, which means more members of households are working.

The seas are rising at a steady pace and more heat in the ocean, the scientists reported, has contributed to more intense storms.

After that, reductions will continue at a steady pace, with more of our troops coming home.

Later, the values of continue to decrease on a steady pace, as more PUs become available.

31, 91 However, varying aerobic exercise intensity through interval training (3 minutes low intensity/3 minutes high intensity) has been shown to be more effective than 60 minutes of steady pace walking in improving VO2 max and glycemic control in people with type 2 diabetes.

"Moonlighting" proteins that have two or more distinct functions are being discovered at a steady pace which makes this contribution important and timely.