Sentence examples for pace to avoid from inspiring English sources

They are acutely aware that Tony Blair feels he wasted his first term in power and are setting a scorching pace to avoid the same mistake.

It was relatively warm, just below freezing, and I had to move at a snail's pace to avoid working up a sweat.

Children play football in the road outside the art therapy room, and the few cars go at a snail's pace to avoid interrupting their game.

In addition, when detainees being force-fed chose to end their hunger strikes, officials have said, doctors reintroduce regular meals at a controlled pace to avoid "refeeding syndrome," which can be fatal when "undernourished people suddenly consume food".

He wants to hit it fully extended and slightly out in front of him — he wants to be able to hit emphatically down on the ball, to generate enough pace to avoid an ambitious return from his opponent.

As both users transmit at the same time, using the same frequency, we would have to allocate four time slots for pilot-assisted channel estimation (PACE) to avoid interference among users' signals in the same time slot.

While pacing to avoid the 'boom-bust' cycle is advocated clinically [ 73], implementation remains challenging for consumers, reportedly because of competing work and lifestyle demands.

5 8 9 Self-determined and self-controlled pacing to avoid dangerous levels of physiological strain, by slowing down and/or modifying the style of play to end selected points more quickly, most likely plays an integral role in minimising on-court thermal strain and extending the opportunity to continue play in a range of challenging environmental conditions.

Everyone else in this elite, 29-player field has fallen off the pace, unable to avoid the troublesome spots of a treacherous golf course.

The ability to wolf down all 13 episodes in one go inevitably leads to spoilers being splashed across social media however, which leaves those who are watching at a slower pace struggling to avoid having the plot ruined.

A spokesperson for the UK's CBI business lobby group urged governments to roll out the new rules at the same pace internationally to avoid conferring a competitive advantage on slow movers.