Sentence examples for pace of starting from inspiring English sources

The multi-lingual buzz at the Innovate!Europe 2007 conference in Zaragoza was one sign that the pace of starting tech companies in Europe is picking up.

Business leaders and politicians often laud the United States for its entrepreneurial culture, but the pace of start-up activity has been declining since the 1980s, a decline that – not surprisingly – accelerated during the most recent recession and its aftermath.

The pace of starts was the slowest since April, but economists said it remained relatively high, and they cited heavy rain in October as a potential factor for the decline.

There is no simple or single explanation for why the pace of start-ups has declined so much.

The pace of housing starts is starting to slow down, and prices for raw materials are falling both indicating demand is starting to ease.

Perhaps most surprising, he and his aides have promoted plans to quicken the pace of privatizations started by the two previous Christian Democratic presidents who have led the governing center-left coalition over the last 10 years.

Ryan is by nature curious and enthusiastic, and he has a social metabolism that matches the texting pace of the start-stop-start game.

Bernanke goes even further, saying there will be a "somewhat stronger pace of growth starting later this year as the effects of monetary and fiscal stimulus begin to be felt".

This is starting to change slowly as the pace of life is starting to become faster and faster [ 35].

"At present, my baseline outlook involves a period of sluggish growth, followed by a somewhat stronger pace of growth starting later this year," he told lawmakers.

"When we start to see the pace of earnings revisions start to slow, and managements begin to express a bit more optimism about the future, we will feel better about stocks".