Sentence examples for pace when it comes from inspiring English sources

Amazon is picking up the pace when it comes to unveiling its line of "stores of the future," today opening its second cashier-less Amazon Go convenience store in the last week.

Amazon is picking up the pace when it comes to unveiling its line of "stores of the future," today opening its second cashier-less Amazon Go convenience store in the last week.

However, there is one way in which Johnson believes the surveying profession is a little off the pace when it comes to embedding ecological practices into its work.

Historically, Congress has tended to move at a snail's pace when it comes to immigration reform.

Why must publishing continue to move at a tortoise-like pace when it comes to tackling diversity?

That said, some things stay the same – there's no slackening of the pace when it comes to the regular gags.

Throughout the 1960s and 70s Lotus was one of the dominant forces in Formula One, its inspirational founder, Colin Chapman, repeatedly setting the pace when it came to innovative and ground-breaking engineering.

The first-round rookie must learn to play at a quicker pace – particularly when it comes to executing breaks as a route runner.

Sure, compared to, say, a cheetah, Homo sapiens run at a snail's pace, but when it comes to endurance, our specialized legs (and behinds), along with our copious sweat glands and lack of fur, mean we can outlast most mammals — advantageous to the hunters among our hunting and gathering forbears 2 million years ago.

Yes, I do understand that we are people of tradition and our culture and beliefs hold us almost stationary, but our evolution in some areas takes a snail's pace, especially when it comes to dealing with disabilities and mental illness in Africa.

The more camera angles the better, the scene should be fast paced so when it comes to editing fast paced and moving camera angles make the scene look more realistic.