Sentence examples for progress at a pace from inspiring English sources

Back in 1967, Free and Cantril believed that the key to a Republican Presidency was to build on a notion expressed in an unthreatening slogan that a state-level candidate had recently, and successfully, deployed: "Progress at a pace you can afford".

Follow their advice to progress at a pace and price most comfortable for your company.

Students will be evaluated annually to ensure that they are progressing at a pace that will allow them to complete their degree within the maximum time frame.

And research in several areas -- from building better medical devices to creating artificial organs to growing new ones with the help of stem cells -- is progressing at a pace only Steve Austin, the Six Million Dollar Man, could match.

In terms of the time frame for replacement of fossil fuels, achieving a global nuclear share of about 50% by 2060 would be a technically and economically plausible target if progressing at a pace of the average historical growth of nuclear power penetration in France from 1970 to 1986 (0.28 MWh person−1 year-1).

The department faculty evaluates students annually, and the Director of Graduate Studies monitors student progress on an ongoing basis to ensure that students are progressing at a pace that will allow them to complete their degree within the time frame allowed by the graduate school and that all academic requirements are completed satisfactorily.

it's progressing at a pace, I think, more than 5X of last year.

Over the past 50 years, technology has evolved and progressed at a pace that would have been unimaginable to even a savvy technophile of the 1960s.

The Commerce Department, which oversees the government half of PNGV, agreed with the NRC report that "some technologies are not progressing at a pace consistent with the established program timetable".

Merchant growth has progressed at a pace of 74 percent on average since 2012, and Shopify puts total gross sales across those merchants at $40 billion throughout the company's lifetime.

Glasgow City have expressed interest in pursuing a move to the English league because they feel the game is not progressing at a pace which matches the club's ambitions, both in terms of development and investment from the football authorities in Scotland.