Sentence examples for rose to a pace from inspiring English sources

The building of apartments, condominiums and other multiple-unit housing rose to a pace of 287,000 units in January, an 8.3percentt increase from the previous month.

In the South, sales rose to a record pace of 663,000, up 20.3percentt from April.

The pressure to reconsider that stance has been eased by recent data, including the estimate that growth rose to an annual pace of 2.5 percent in the third quarter.

The National Association of Realtors said today that sales in May rose to an annual pace of 5.09 million units from 4.88 million in April.

The National Association of Realtors said that sales in May rose to an annual pace of 5.09 million units from 4.88 million in April.

It said that housing construction rose to a seasonally adjusted annual pace of 1.65 million housing units in November, an 8.2percentt increase from figures in October.

Service sector output per hour rose to an annual 3.5% pace from 3.2% in the previous quarter, the first time in years it has been stronger than manufacturing, reflecting strong service sector growth.

We'd see a large inflation shock, with price growth rising to an annual pace of 20pc in 2015.

Ford is now forecasting that 2009 sales will rise to an annual pace of 10.5 million to 11 million vehicles.

Economists had expected them to rise to a 945,000-unit pace.

Wall Street had expected home resales to rise to a 4.8 million-unit pace, from the 4.7 million rate initially reported for December, which was unchanged.