Sentence examples for pace of response from inspiring English sources
Skoczylas says it was USAid's pace of response that set them apart from others in the region.
Last week, in his press conference with New York's Governor Andrew Cuomo, Puerto Rico Governor Ricardo Rossello pointedly refused to attack the president or the federal government for the pace of response.
Gender did not appear to modify the predictors of GCR although it was associated with the pace of response suggesting that there were no differential treatment effects between men and women.
In other words, the paces of response of housing supply and housing demand to external shocks determine housing price linkage.
The police have come under fire for the seemingly slow pace of their response.
The pace of the response has been relentless for much of the past two months, and it's starting to show on our faces.
Indeed a major part of portfolio risk is the slow pace of government response and there is nothing in the fiduciary duty that removes the obligation to hedge a portfolio against political intransigence.
The government has been criticised for the pace of its response to the steel crisis, with Javid not only accused of being "asleep at the wheel" by visiting Australia this week, but also blocking European Union attempts to increase tariffs against imports of Chinese steel, which Tata claims is one of the main challenges facing its business because it is dragging down prices.
"To move forward and quicken the pace of the response we will need commitment and we will need champions starting from senior policy makers to programme managers… to say straight and loud that accessing gender responsive harm reduction services is not a privilege it is a right".
We also distinguish whether the direction and/or the pace of the response is adaptive.
Under directional selection, size is likely to evolve rapidly given that body size is a complex trait with large amounts of genetic variability (e.g. Marroig and Cheverud 2010) although genetic correlations among traits may affect the pace of this response (e.g. Arnold et al. 2001; Kopp and Matuszewski 2014).
