Sentence examples for reasonable pace of from inspiring English sources

Indeed, loans did not start to recover from their last decline until early 1994, well after the economy had returned to a reasonable pace of growth.

But the insurance industry is one of the areas that promises a reasonable pace of change, for one thing because there is little concern that foreign companies can dominate a market in which comfort and familiarity play such a key role.

Combining information about the locations of the various trilobite families with the magnetic data, the team concluded that Pannotia began rifting 580 million years ago near the South Pole and the continents took 80 million years to drift to the equator--a more reasonable pace of 15 centimeters per year, the pair reports in the May issue of the Journal of the Geological Society, London.

"This suggests the economy has continued to expand at a reasonable pace, consistent with the average rate of growth since the start of 2013," Niesr said.

Instead he displayed a reliable action, capable of producing reasonable pace and bounce.

Of course, if the UK economy continues to grow at a reasonable pace, the pressure to loosen some of these controls will increase.

Landon keeps the film moving at a reasonable pace and manages to inject both humor and heart into the presentation of the story.

The prime minister, Atal Behari Vajpayee, has set a cracking growth target of 8%, the minimum needed to reduce poverty at a reasonable pace and to make India an economic player to be reckoned with.

Onboard programming will include lessons about the culture and language of the next day's port, and shore excursions at a reasonable pace.

The enlisted men were aware of the unsanctioned nature of the bets and knew to slow down to a more reasonable pace whenever a senior officer appeared.

Yet the overall economy has grown at a reasonable pace over the past four years.