Sentence examples for raised the pace from inspiring English sources

If they pulled it off, theirs would be the first coup anywhere since the end of the cold war that actually raised the pace of income growth.

Poland, after its confidence-sapping failure to reach the second round of the Euro 2012, for which it was co-host with Ukraine, raised the pace for a time but ultimately settled for one point.

Though the trust provided an action plan to address the issues raised, the pace of change remained slow, hindered by the continued lack of leadership in the department, the latest report said.

Now United raised the pace, as if playing a proper Premiership match rather than the formality against the bottom club they had earlier appeared to be treating it as.

The Racing prop Julien Brugnaut was in the sin-bin for scrummaging at an angle and after the Saints immediately raised the pace of the match, the centre George Pisi split the defence and had a free run to the line from 40 metres 55 minutes in.

The longer of the two, the Puy Mary, pitches up like the side of a house towards a defile between conical green hills, and here first Nairo Quintana's Movistar then Froome's Team Sky visibly raised the pace to see what damage they could inflict.

That would raise the pace of arrests twentyfold, to roughly fifteen thousand apprehensions per day.

Quintana quickly gained more than 50sec, before Froome ordered Peter Kennaugh to raise the pace.

But he knows he is (almost) incomparable for as long as he can raise the pace on the field.

Johnson responded by heading wide, while Wenger brought on his bad boys to further raise the pace.

Corporate spending on equipment has grown faster than any other category of economic activity over the last two years, raising the pace of overall growth.