Sentence examples for over pace from inspiring English sources

The announcement Friday of his retirement cited disagreements over pace, strategy and progress.

Ian Smart of C.W. Post put himself in the N.C.A.A. record book today when he ran for his 94th career touchdown to lead the Pioneers to a 35-16 victoverover Pace and its second straight Northeast 10 conference championship.

However, jobs can be designed to provide a large amount of autonomy over pace and process in the hands of the IT employee.

Harvey Weinstein also took issue with South Korean auteur Bong Joon-ho's graphic novel adaptation Snowpiercer – to be released in the US on 27 June –  allegedly because of concerns over pace and length.

But public-interest lawyers and housing advocates some of whom are representing plaintiffs in civil suits over PACE financing warn that aggressive salespeople dupe homeowners into high-cost projects they can't afford.

The most studied definition of workplace-related stress has been the job-demand-control (JDC) model. 2 According to Karasek, the job demand variable constitutes volume and intensity of workload and job control referred to the working individual's potential control over pace and content of their tasks.

He did not reach London until 2.30am yet he gave a virtuoso display of limited-overs pace bowling.

In the late 1990s, the DAVID trial was initiated in an effort to determine whether there was a benefit of DDD pacing over VVI pacing in a population of patients requiring ICD therapy.

Beneath us, even though it's almost over, the pace in the club is still going full blast.

Our study findings indicate tradeoffs even between some of the well-established principles such as interactivity, control over pacing, and voice (Chi 2009; Heidig and Clarebout 2011).

In this study, the agents worked with students to self-explain, used voice delivery by default, and provided a faster text-only option for limited control over pacing.