Sentence examples for raised the pace for from inspiring English sources

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.

That public campaign helped raise the pace of voting for the Great Wall overnight to more than 40,000 text-messaging votes a day, up from less than 100 when the vote was widened to include text messaging in addition to online voting.

Tim Ambrose and Rikki Clarke raised the pace expertly to allow the declaration before stumps.

If England are looking for someone capable of raising the pace and making a real difference off the bench in the final quarter they could certainly do worse.

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

Dread because they know that the raises would set the pace for more than 40 municipalities and other entities on the Island that have their own police departments.

But if Walker made some rookie errors, Trump's arrival on the scene raised the stakes and accelerated the pace for all of the candidates.

A second development was the recognition that the pace of technological developments along with increasing pressures on companies operating in commercially aggressive and competitive environments had raised the potential for major accidents and errors to occur (Rasmussen 1997; Kirwan 2001).

Wiggins set the pace for Britain.

Intermittent discoveries of undocumented contamination have slowed the pace and raised the cost of cleanup.

In fact, meteorologists said the slow pace of the storm raises the potential for damaging, heavy rains, and flooding.