Sentence examples for pace of success from inspiring English sources

There may be an equivalent opportunity now — not because the world economy has failed but because its pace of success (China growing at a rate of nearly 10percentt year after year, for example) and headlong consumption of the planet's resources, especially fossil fuels, may be setting the world up for disaster.

Kicking off the season with Avil Lavigne's "Complicated" and ending with R.Kelly's "I Believe I Can Fly" set the pace for a lifetime of success.

InterActiveCorp declined to comment on the overall pace or success of its integration efforts, instead leaving it to division leaders like Mr. Camp-Sanders to comment on their own initiatives.

The only conclusion, he argues, is that "space is no longer a sanctuary; it is a contested domain .In a report to Congress in November, a commission examining America's relations with China gave warning that "the pace and success of China's military modernisation continue to exceed US government estimates".

It was especially apparent in Spain that the players are taught to play at a pace that ensures a large percentage of success in performing skills and techniques.

Yet in Turkey the slow pace of talks is reducing the chances of success.

The question of whether more loans are needed depends on the success and pace of this restructuring.

The wisenheimers and scalawags provide the finger-snap pace, from "It Happened One Night" (1934) to "Sweet Smell of Success" (1957).

* Scoring margin is one of the better statistical predictors of success, and efficiency differential is an even more accurate, pace-adjusted measure of a team's overall effectiveness.

Two teams with a rich history of success in the Premiership were both looking for victory to keep pace with this season's top four.

As well as his destructive batting, some handy medium pace and excellent close-catching would be invaluable to a side that has long been starved of success.