Sentence examples for pace changing from inspiring English sources

Individual stories constantly shift the novel's setting and pace, changing registers, pushing into every cranny of these people's lives.

If greenhouse gas emissions continue to rise at their current pace, changing climate conditions could move wild arabica from the conservation union's "near threatened" category to "extinct" by the end of the century.

Think of the excitement and change of pace that changing clothes and getting in your "play clothes" represented.

The Census Bureau wants to make broad changes to its surveys to keep pace with changing notions of race.

A BT spokesman said: "Categorisations are constantly updated to keep pace with changing content on the internet and we will investigate any concerns and make changes as necessary.

However, coordinating bodies of knowledge and keeping pace with changing concepts create a challenge.

But, since then, it has failed to keep pace with changing realities.

In some cases, licensing rules failed to keep pace with changing diplomatic circumstances.

We must provide them with the chance to keep pace with changing technologies.

A comprehensive agenda also enables analytics to keep pace with changing business goals.

However, the government is still working on its own regulation to keep pace with changing technology.