Sentence examples for pace in the face of from inspiring English sources

The government says the case for reforms is gathering pace in the face of ballots with low levels of support.

"We felt strongly that because these storefronts were rapidly disappearing at such a fast pace in the face of modernisation and conformity, that the once unique appearance and character of New York's colorful streets was suffering in the process," the couple says.

"We felt strongly that because these storefronts were rapidly disappearing at such a fast pace in the face of modernization and conformity, that the once unique appearance and character of New York's colorful streets was suffering in the process," the couple says.

In addition to Cummings, the FSA also censured the Bank of Scotland arm of HBOS for not have having risk controls that could keep up with its pace of growth in the face of a deteriorating economy.

Mr. Bradley and his advisers have long argued that they could dictate the pace of their campaign in the face of attack.

The ethical oversight of research projects evolves to keep pace with ethical challenges in the face of unpredictable technological changes, ensuring concurrent protection of research participants.

"The greatest challenge presented to the archdiocese in 2005-6 is the slow pace of organizational and cultural change in the face of diminished human and financial resources," the report, compiled by an independent panel over two years, said.

The Bank of England's monthly report from its regional agents, released alongside the minutes of the latest monetary policy committee meeting, painted a mixed picture: manufacturing output was "rising steadily" and business services turnover was growing "at a gentle pace"; but consumer spending was slowing in the face of rising inflation.

They are capable – but Rohit Sharma's hamstring is a concern and the rest of the order (other than Ajinkya Rahane) were hopelessly out of nick in the face of aggressive pace bowling.

Any other horse would have folded in the face of that pace, but she not only outlasted the other speed horses but had enough left to fight off the inevitable closers.

Arsenal were struggling desperately, a problem exemplified by the hapless Andre Santos's woeful attempts to defend their left-flank in the face of the pace and penetration of Antonio Valencia.