Sentence examples for much greater pace from inspiring English sources

By expanding the racquet's head, they found, they could increase the sweet spot, so that players could hit the ball with much greater pace and spin.

The opportunity in the Middle East for Hellofood is something they feel by joining forces they can take advantage of and at a much greater pace.

Growth means adding revenue at the same pace you are adding resources; scaling means adding revenue at a much greater rate than cost.

This paper deals with designing a multi-stage production line to satisfy demand that is much greater than the pace of a single machine in most of the production stages.

From a technical point of view, there isn't much aggression, great pace or pressing.

But it calls for a much greater international effort, as the "current pace cannot end the epidemic".

During hypothermia, incomplete relaxation (3.5τ/DD > 1) and filling occurred at all pacing rates with a much greater impact on EDV and SV than during normothermia (Figure 2 and Table 2).

They may be too conservative, but experience suggests that the maximum pace of expansion cannot be much greater than this.

Mandela faced a much greater challenge in early 1960, when the breakaway Pan Africanist Congress PACC) set a faster pace for resistance, and peaceful protests against passbooks were met with violent reprisals, culminating in the Sharpeville Massacre.

This is the key reason HAX started in 2012 focusing exclusively on hardware: not only can one go to market much faster and cheaper than before, but also reach scale at a greater pace.

Perhaps the only difference nowadays is that the pace of disruptive technological and economic change is much faster, and that the size of populations affected is so much greater.