Sentence examples for much more pace from inspiring English sources

But he added that a squeeze on real incomes as wage growth lagged behind inflation, together with the fiscal squeeze and a stagnant eurozone, were likely to prevent recovery gathering much more pace.

Finally this week, the two men did meet in a town-hall showdown, which turned out to be like all other debates, except with much less excitement and much more pacing around.

If you can keep your wits while you're doing that or while you're racing in a formula one car in the rain then baseball becomes much more paced as opposed to frantic.

However, this schedule is seemingly not on the same pace as handset makers which often move at a much more strategic pace.

"The Sopranos," he said, had a much more leisurely pace.

And, at around age 35, fertility starts to decline at a much more rapid pace.

For the Raspberry Pi can do practically anything a Linux desktop can do, albeit at a much more pedestrian pace.

"We will work our way though the system at a much more rapid pace than we would have".

At a much more deliberate pace he wrote "Kabul" to follow "Homebody," and James C. Niola presented the entire work at the New York Theater Workshop in a production starring Ms. Emond.

Events in texts like the Gospels do not come in equal lengths: some miracles take a sentence or two, while the Passion narrative unfolds at a much more expansive pace.

Beyond the question of year-end bonus payouts, Mr. Braconi said, "You're looking at a much more temperate pace of growth in the best case for the next couple of years".