Sentence examples for pace is needed from inspiring English sources

Jennifer Morgan, global director of the climate programme at the World Resources Institute, said: "Negotiators made some significant strides in Bonn but a much more vigorous pace is needed to secure a strong climate agreement in just a few weeks.

There are moments when you want to lighten things up and bring a smile to your child's face, especially if you are feeling a change of pace is needed.

Sometimes a change of pace is needed, like a vacation or new idea for romance.

C: compensation of the IK1 block by doubling IKr (increment to 80 bpm of the pacing rate is needed to avoid spontaneous APs).

Studies such as PACE are needed to determine the incidence of arrhythmias and SCD in persons on hemodialysis and the association with cardiovascular and dialysis-related risk factors.

To be able to show a minimum difference of 5% in injury risk between groups of running experience and 3% between groups of running pace, a sample size of respectively 110 runners (50 low experienced and 60 high experienced) and of 86 runners (51 low-pace and 35 high-pace) is needed in order to reach a desired power of 80%.

More postoperative pacing was needed in dexmedetomidine group which most probably is attributable to the direct effect of dexmedetomidine on cardiac conduction times [ 23].

In this retrospective study, three patients (3.2%) developed CHB after myectomy and permanent pacing was needed for them, of whom two had a previous history of complete RBBB.

Complete atrioventricular block occurred in three cases (so permanent pacing was needed), complete left bundle branch block in 44, intraventricular conduction delay in 18, complete right bundle branch block (RBBB) in two, transient renal dysfunction in two (so hemodialysis was needed) and transient intra-aortic-balloon-pumping was needed in two.

The implementation of measures that had actually been designed to reduce emissions went ahead at a slower pace than is needed to meet the caps on greenhouse emissions for 2013 to 2022 set by Parliament in May 2009.

This is a cause for concern not only domestically, where analysts say a fast pace of growth is needed to create jobs, but also for the rest of the world which relies partly on China to drive the global economy.