Sentence examples for pace exceeded from inspiring English sources

February's pace exceeded the forecasts of analysts, who on average had expected an annual sales rate of 5.52 million.

WASHINGTON — The federal government, the nation's largest consumer and investor, is cutting back at a pace exceeded in the last half-century only by the military demobilizations after the Vietnam War and the cold war.

There is some tentative evidence that the tight labor market may be starting to push up compensation costs at a pace exceeding gains in productivity.

The General Election may only create risk if it proves inconclusive; and rate rises are only an issue if their pace exceeds wage growth.

As General Motors, Ford and other manufacturers drew buyers into showrooms with interest-free loans, sales jumped in October to a record 21.3 million units at an annual pace, exceeding the 21.2 million pace set in September 1986, industry figures showed.

Since the end of World War II, the first year after a recession tends to feature growth at roughly twice the pace of the decline during the downturn, implying a current pace exceeding 7 percent.

Fund-raising documents released yesterday show that the governor is raising and spending money at a fast pace, exceeding the amount he raised in the same period at this point in his last term.

In the 11 years since the attacks on the World Trade Center and Pentagon, 112 more E.O.D. techs have died – a pace exceeding the rate at which they were killed in prior decades.

Since the completion of these multi-million dollar genome projects, breathtaking developments have occurred at a pace exceeding that predicted by Moore's law.

If the percent ventricular pacing exceeded 40%, there was a high incidence of adverse haemodynamic effects including worsening heart failure.

Potentials were recording during right ventricular (RV) pacing at a rate exceeding the intrinsic rate with at least 15 beats/min (paced AV-delay 70 ms).