Sentence examples for pace on average from inspiring English sources

Since then, however, analysts believe the Model 3 line has been operating at a slower pace on average.

Drawing from the study, Bloomberg News reports that "the nine states with the highest personal income taxes on residents outperformed or kept pace on average with the nine that don't tax their residents' incomes".

Andy Haldane, the man in charge of financial stability at the Bank of England, notes that during the century up to 1970 bank assets in 14 big economies grew at a rather stately pace: on average just 0.6% a year faster than GDP.

If China were to continue to grow at the 8.6% pace on average, its annual GDP would nearly reach U.S. GDP in 2025.

Students go at their own pace, and on average complete the course in seven months, putting in about 800 hours.

However healthy life span is not keeping pace and on average older adults can expect to be unwell for the last decade of life.

(Bryant, Allen Iverson and LeBron James are all on pace to average at least 30 points this season).

Westbrook remains on pace to average a triple-double for the season — something that hadn't been done since Oscar Robertson 55 years ago, and was long suspected no one would ever do again.

In a study of cyclists, Canadian researchers found that working out with intervals increased an exerciser's pace by 10percentt, on average, in two weeks.

First, my test kitchen team – Ixta and Noor – put a recipe through its paces, trying it on average three to four times.

There were 295 blasts last year, and while the pace has somewhat slowed there is still, on average, one explosion on the island every other day.