Sentence examples for pace faster than from inspiring English sources

JJ Abrams's film has grossed a phenomenal £97.4m in 17 days, setting a pace faster than any previous film.

"Since this new storm system that everybody's named El Nino, it has gone at a very rapid pace, faster than ever before," said Mr Spies.

The I.O.C. has renewed nine sponsors for its fifth Olympic partners program, covering the 2002 Winter and 2004 Summer Games, at a pace faster than ever before.

Most have seen salaries rise at a pace faster than inflation and better than the national average for both private and public employees, according to the Citizens Budget Commission.

On cycling blogs, riders were trading stories of being stopped by plainclothes officers while crossing the Brooklyn and Williamsburg Bridges, and charged with improbable offenses (in one case, for riding thirty-three m.p.h. — a pace faster than Lance Armstrong's).

The displays of ineptitude and of racism — the bungled response to Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico; the absurd evenhandedness of comments on Nazis and anti-Fascist protesters in Charlottesville; the "shithole" affair — blur against the general backdrop of abnormalities occurring at a pace faster than we can fully countenance.

This speed will be slower than a 400m sprint pace but faster than a long-distance endurance running pace.

February's pace was faster than the previous month's, when the index rose just 0.1 percent.

He is a tall spinner and his default pace is faster than most of his kind.

Since the 1950s Georgia's economy and population have expanded at a pace much faster than the national average.

Consumer spending, which accounts for most of the economy, grew at a 3.2percentt annual pace last quarter, faster than the 2.7percentt previously reported.