Sentence examples for pace has gained from inspiring English sources

Despite this, his bowling is now his main attribute and his pace has gained him the nickname of the "Narail Express".

Even the pace of change has gained speed and momentum.

If he has lost a yard of acceleration, and maybe his breathtaking change of pace with the ball in his stride, he has gained craftiness.

The study of Future-Oriented Technology andlysis (FTA) and how they translate into policy decisions and practice has gained pace in the last decade.

LVMH (Louis Vuitton-Moët hasnessy) has witnessed a similar slowdown, which has gained pace since the collapse of Lehman Brothers last year.

In the food industry, this question has gained pace with the community-focused Slow Food Movement, better supermarket labelling and a favouring of organic produce.

IN 1995, when Michel Mayor of the University of Geneva detected the first exoplanet (a planet that orbits a star other than the sun) he started a race that has gained pace ever since.

Even though energy management systems have been in the market for a few decades, the widespread adoption has gained pace with the recent advances in smart grid.

Given the slow pace with which OA has gained ground the past 10 years, few believe that's actually possible, but the document is rallying support".

A cursory glance at the manner in which China-Ethiopia political and economic relations has gained pace over the past two decades gives an impression that the momentum will only continue.

The debate around assisted suicide has gained pace in the UK after it was reported that an 86-year-old grandmother starved herself to death because she said that British law left her with "no alternative".