Sentence examples for pace as its from inspiring English sources

"In this way, the vehicle is able to be developed at the same pace as its electronics," Mr. Hudi said.

In the first three decades after the second world war, the income of the 90% rose at the same pace as its consumption.

Released in 2006 and dubbed into English for its American edition, "Tales From Earthsea proceeds at a stately pace as its parade of sorcerers, dragons and other fantasy archetypes winds across the screen.

Indeed, a groundswell movement among disgruntled public-service broadcasters is finally gathering pace – as its rivals weigh up challenging an arrangement that has proved as generous and useful to Sky as was the music industry's decision to allow MTV free use of music videos in that network's early days.

He also noted that he expects the new location to grow at a similar pace as its Amsterdam location.

Also the Senator's comments are perfect commentary as to why the NSA must be reined in: If we grant it increasing power, stuff of this sort will only continue at a quicker pace, as its technology – and, apparently, therefore its hubris – grow.

The film takes its pacing, as well as its title, from Merwin's poetry.

Stephen M. Clement III, who heads the all-boys Browning School on the East Side, said that "many of the early childhood programs are getting much more academic," and as a result, "our curriculum has probably increased in its pace as well".

Thailand and Indonesia, the two worst hit, suffered a slump in GDP during 1997-2002 of around 35% relative to their potential output (assuming growth at its previous pace)—as bad as America's output loss during its Great Depression in the early 1930s.Some foreigners were quick too quick to pronounce the Asian economic miracle dead.

Google clearly runs at its own pace as well and if there's one thing CE manufacturers aren't good at it's predicting the future.

Members of the public and experts agree that city life, with its fast pace, as well as "elevated levels of congestion, air pollution" and prevalence of concrete, can be "hard, cold, grey, and depressing".