Sentence examples for of high pace from inspiring English sources

This series in general has been an advertisement for the significance of high pace in a tightly disciplined bowling unit.

Steve Hansen's side had hammered the Wallabies 42-8 last week in Sydney with a game of high pace and superb execution, and the Wallabies had promised they would perform better than they had at Sydney's Olympic Stadium.

But the coach has to watch every stride of every player in training and assess whether each is good and ready for 90 minutes of high pace on one of the biggest fields in soccer.

The first half then went on to see a series of high pace attacks by Hearts down both wings, one of which ended with a vicious drive from David Smith smashing off the post.

Development of high pacing thresholds or sensing problems resulting in the need to programme the device to a different pacing mode or the need for reoperation.

The chiefs, though, are expected to argue that current readiness continues to face strains because of the high pace of operations overseas, which forces the services to give a lower priority to forces that are not deployed.

Findings [ 36] indicate that administrative and collegial support probably has more strongly influence on the use of research than lack of time resulting from a high pace of work.

In 1952 he developed an inswinger and then coupled it with his yorker, which homed into the feet of batsmen at high pace.

Looking into the high pace of development of RUA, the present study focuses on seasonal physicochemical characteristics of surface water during pre- and post-monsoon periods as well to evaluate the impact on surface water quality due to urban land use/land cover in recent years by employing geospatial technology.

The chiefs of the four services assert that the high pace of war operations in Central Asia combined with heightened security at all military installations across the world and the expansion of military activities into countries like the Philippines and Yemen have put immense stress on the nation's 1.4 million soldiers, sailors, airmen and marines, senior officers said.

High speed of deinstitutionalization may have led to tangible results, but the high pace of the process was done on the expense of sustainable social inclusion of children.