Sentence examples for pace and breadth from inspiring English sources

The pace and breadth of the EU's meetings with the fossil fuel sector intensified in 2014, as transatlantic negotiations progressed.

For Web users and advertisers, this deal will accelerate the pace and breadth of innovation by combining both companies' complementary strengths and search platforms into a market competitor with the scale to fuel sustained development in search and search advertising.

This result is a clear manifestation that because of the unprecedented pace and breadth of technological change, social entrepreneurs' regardless of the type of social ventures they are in have come to realize its strategic impact on all areas of the business and processes.

The pace and breadth of change has also increased the imperative to make access to new clinically relevant information open and immediately accessible to everyone.

Gifted programs vary widely in the pace, depth and breadth of subjects they cover.

Mr. Morrell said that "the pace and the breadth" of the troop reduction ordered for next year "will be totally determined by conditions on the ground".

Both will increase the quality and breadth of the debate as it gathers pace in the months ahead.

See related commentary by Buchman, Learning within the intensive care unit (ICU) environment is extremely challenging, not only because of the rapid pace of patient care but also because of the depth and breadth of knowledge required to care for critically ill patients.

And he announced that a special panel would be given 45 days to examine "the pace, the breadth, the thoroughness of the existing investigations and to determine whether additional investigations or studies need to be initiated".

In his testimony to the Senate Armed Services Committee, Mr. Rumsfeld said he would appoint "several senior former officials who are being asked to examine the pace, the breadth, the thoroughness" of the existing military investigations into the abuse "and to determine whether additional investigations or studies need to be initiated".

Mr. Howard believed in volume and breadth.