Sentence examples for scant pace from inspiring English sources
Liverpool will do well to hold him, and look to Michael Owen to run at the centre of a defence with plenty of experience to call on, but scant pace off the mark.
But Taunton can be a merciless venue for seamers when the sun is out and the pitch offered scant assistance to pace or spin.
Bond prices, which are highly sensitive to inflation, initially ticked up on the report, but quickly resumed a downward slide on fears that the Fed might raise rates more aggressively in the months ahead given that its moves so far have had scant impact on the torrid pace of growth.
— the scant plot advances at a glacial pace.
Despite the zappy pace, there is no scanting of investment and investigation by the author.
The flip side of the current system is that promotion even for the most successful combat leaders occurs at a glacial pace: Just as there is scant penalty for failure, there is also little short-term promise of reward for outstanding leadership.
He continued at a breathless pace, suggesting that he had rehearsed for the scant moments he was likely to have: "What the Iraqi people would like to hang on their walls would be banners saying, 'Yes, yes, Mr. Bush.
SAN FRANCISCO -- After decades of scant development, a barrage of new housing units are slated to be built in San Francisco at a furious pace, according to a report released earlier this month.
