Sentence examples for pace compared with the from inspiring English sources

The national accounts show GDP grew at an annual rate of 1.1% in the first quarter, a modest pace compared with the trend rate of 2.5-2.7 2.5-2.7me way from recession.

The cost of long-term care in nursing homes and assisted-living sites is increasing at a dramatic pace compared with the cost of in-home care, an annual industry survey finds.

This suggests that, in addition to PI-MEC-derived alveoli which are already YFP-labeled, some alveoli were derived from unlabeled progenitors that progressively undergo YFP recombination and activation, perhaps at a somewhat accelerated pace compared with the first pregnancy (compare Figure  2B and F).

During that time, the United States bounced from one unforeseen crisis to another, undertaking a military intervention every 18 months, on average — a staggering pace compared with that of the years that came before.

Nonrevolving loans, which include car and truck loans, increased at a $2.6 billion pace compared with $7.9 billion the month before.

German output accelerated modestly at the end of the year, but at a slower pace compared with earlier in the year.

Canada's economy cooled in the fourth quarter, as the gross domestic product advanced at a 2.6percentt annual pace, compared with 4.5percentt in the third quarter.

Health care prices have grown at a relatively modest pace, compared with past trends, and the administration today noted a "a substantial decline" in the use of home health care services under Medicare.

Factory inventories rose 0.4 percent in August, and manufacturers had enough goods on hand to last 1.34 months at the current sales pace, compared with 1.33 months in July.

Since the financial crisis, growth has slowed even further - in 2013 the economy grew 1.9% - a snail's pace compared with other emerging markets.

While he has "no idea" what the secret is, he thinks Downton's "modern pace" compared with other costume dramas is key.