Sentence examples for pace challenges from inspiring English sources

However, while the technology is advancing at a rapid pace, challenges to its implementation (i.e. to "clinical-grade genomic sequencing") remain.

The difference between anticipated and actual pace challenged expectations and working practices for the funders, local agencies and the participating communities.

Designed for another time, most point-in-time first generation network security devices can't keep pace with challenges like advanced attacks, performance demands and automation.

A Differing Pace, Different Challenges.

The goal, he said, was to ensure that his team was not "so focused on the economy" that he stopped "keeping pace" with challenges pertaining to Afghanistan, Al Qaeda and Iraq.

He has 64 receptions in 13 games, putting him on a pace to challenge his own club record of 79.

Too often (particularly long double lessons) lack of pace and challenge means pupils get bored and cold.

He is on pace to challenge the team record of 46 goals in a season, set by Pat Verbeek in 1987-88.

McLaren team principal Martin Whitmarsh said, however, that he was hopeful his drivers had the long run pace to challenge the Red Bulls.

Hoff began pulling away after 500 meters, but was never close enough to world-record pace to challenge Evans's 8 16.22.

They are on pace to challenge Detroit's record of 62 wins in a season in 1995-96 and the Montreal Canadiens' mark of 132 points in 1976-77.