Sentence examples for notable pace from inspiring English sources

More than anyone, these young people can impact the status quo of the venture capital and startup community, which is unlikely to change at any notable pace unless a VC's bottom line is threatened.

The last 30 months have seen 20+ acquisitions, with a notable acceleration of pace in 2015.

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But the book's pacing, notable in a narrative that stretches over several decades, is almost perfect, and his detail is beautifully parceled out.

Only after the heyday of Mr. Lewis's career, which he slowed after he had a major heart attack at 46, did connoisseurs of film begin to trumpet his virtues as a master of his craft notable for the pacing of his movies and the handling of his actors.

Ms. Portenko played it at a lithe pace, with notable clarity in the scale patterns and a gentle lilt in the left-hand chords.

There is, however, notable language about the pace of spending: "The President and the heads of Federal departments and agencies shall manage and expend the funds made available in this Act…as quickly as possible consistent with prudent management".

Filmed in black and white, and silent except for a musical soundtrack, this updated version of a folk tale is notable for its leisurely pace; its lyrical, retrospective mood; and its ravishing evocation of hazy ink-and-brush landscapes.

The Clinton campaign's hiring pace is notable, telling TechCrunch that it currently employs around 25 tech workers, a figure it expects to double by year-end.

And in the three months since the federal benefits stopped, there has been no real diminution in the number of long-term unemployed and no notable change in the pace of the unemployed finding work.

That number represents a notable slowdown from the strong pace of hiring in the previous three months.