Sentence examples for price pace from inspiring English sources

"Hotels regularly get caught with half of their rooms empty or having sold out at too cheap a price," Pace co-founder and CEO Jens Munch tells me.

However, this success came at a price as pace bowler Kevin Dean limped out of the attack after pulling up in his delivery stride with a damaged left knee.

Instead of worrying about how much money she will take home that night — and upselling and groveling her way to that goal — a waiter can worry about doing her job well: making people happy at whatever price and pace they prefer.

Oxford Economics said that even using cautious assumptions – earnings growing only slightly faster in London than nationally, and London prices keeping pace with earnings rather than racing ahead – average house prices in London were likely to double in the next 15 years.

This helps explain why supply has not responded to perky prices: the pace of building is still far below its pre-crisis average across America (see chart).

Monthly figures on the prices and pace of new and existing home sales have been more volatile, but the market is clearly slower than it was last year.

Look to the future and weight countries based on their growth potential, capital flows, prices and pace of market reforms.

And despite rising stock prices, the pace of share buybacks and M&As has not slowed, thanks in large part to corporate balance sheets that are flush with cash.

Director Lonny Price has paced the show well.

Cross said that regular ticket prices would keep pace with the Meadowlands prices rather than soaring.

The failure of regulated power prices to keep pace with soaring world coal prices lies at the heart of the China's power crisis (as well as in similar power crises sweeping neighboring India and Pakistan).