Sentence examples for most rapid pace from inspiring English sources

Commercial building work increased at its most rapid pace for eight months.

Since the recession's nadir, in January 2009, the job market has improved at the most rapid pace since 1983.

The Bank of England said over the course of three months unsecured lending had grown at its most rapid pace since October 2005, and in November was up 6.9% compared with November 2013.

India's economy continued to be one of the fastest growing in the world, swelling 8.2percentt in the year ended in March, the country's most rapid pace of growth in a decade and a half.

Americans increased their spending from January through March at the most rapid pace in more than two years, despite the increase in Social Security taxes that kicked in on Jan . 1

The last decade has witnessed the most rapid pace of economic growth for Asia.

Full coordination is precluded for several reasons, most notably the rapid pace of change and the addition of new or amended systems at a faster rate than the coordination process can develop.

Given the rapid pace that most residencies place upon the learner, the results of this survey indicate that residents and faculty would prefer to integrate IH curriculum into general lecture series rather than utilizing external IH training resources (see figure 2).

Listening in to a Spanish talk show is a great way to train your ear to pick up common words and phrases at the rapid pace that most Spanish speakers actually use in conversation (plus, you can do it during your daily commute).

Understandably, even the most dedicated engine experts did not anticipate the rapid pace at which jet-engine performance would be improved.

These informal Japanese restaurants have been opening at a rapid pace around the country, but most Americans haven't figured them out yet.