Sentence examples for pace and extent from inspiring English sources

The Geneva talks will dictate the pace and extent of the voluminous but sometimes vague concessions China made to the United States, the European Union and other nations.

All the parties here know that under the pressure of globalization, Italy has to stay within the strict budgetary guidelines of the European Monetary Union and that the real issues revolve around the pace and extent to which Italy globalizes.

Laurence E. Meyer, a former Fed governor who is now a senior adviser at Macroeconomic Advisers, a forecasting company, said debate within the Fed appeared to have shifted to the pace and extent of future rate increases.

There is a broad range of views among our members about the appropriate pace and extent of any further change beyond those already set out by Network Rail," Plummer added.

While there is unequivocal evidence that the climate is changing, much uncertainty remains regarding the pace and extent of change, as well as the impacts on different sub-regions and sectors.

She added, "in their assessment, Standard & Poor's endorse the government's 'strong commitment to implementing the fiscal mandate' and specifically warn against slowing 'the pace and extent of fiscal consolidation'".

"Once rates begin to adjust, we expect for those adjustments to be at a gradual pace and to a limited extent.

At a news conference in Washington, Dr. Edward J. Weiler, NASA's associate administrator for space science, emphasized that this was "a science-driven, not a mission-driven" program, meaning that to a large extent, its pace and direction would be decided by what is learned about the diverse and surprising planet as the flights unfold.

At present, a lack of response to CRT has been associated with an absence of preexisting mechanical dyssynchrony, location and extent of scarred myocardium (particularly at the LV pacing region) and a suboptimal LV lead position [ 7, 8, 26– 28].

Faster pace walking speed assessed with a short-distance test was associated with a lower prevalence and extent of CAC and lower IMT values, independently of age and other CVD risk factors.

Different mechanisms play an important role in the response to CRT, such as preexisting mechanical dyssynchrony, location and extent of scarred myocardium and the position of the left ventricular (LV) pacing lead [ 7, 8].