Sentence examples for steeper pace from inspiring English sources

In the Bush years the disconnect has inverted itself: Washington keeps saying that the country is warming to its decent new president, only to be confounded by polls showing what CNN has described as "a slow, steady slide spread out over several months" that is capsizing the G.O.P.'s ratings at an even steeper pace.

French consumer spending fell in August at the steepest pace in four years.

"Inflationary pressure was also experienced at the factory gate, with average selling prices rising at the steepest pace since mid-2011".

French consumer confidence fell at the steepest pace in five years in September as soaring fuel prices eroded shoppers' purchasing power.

That represents the steepest pace of decline since the wipeout of manufacturing in 1981 – a period that saw the UK's industrial capacity shrink by one sixth.

The American economy is contracting at its steepest pace in 50 years, the government reported Wednesday, but an unanticipated rise in consumer spending since January suggested to many economists that the worst of the recession might have passed.

"Commercial construction decreased at the steepest pace for just over three years, while the latest reduction in work on civil engineering projects was the fastest since October 2009".

A trend that is rising at a frighteningly steep pace -- a 446percentt increase in the past 15 years -- use of these procedures are becoming more common as a means to remain competitive, not only personally, but professionally as well.

The skin track looked steep, the pace brisk.

Steven Finn, the most likely bowler to find steep bounce and pace, at times had only a gully and solitary slip in place.

Consumer prices have dropped 13percentt here since 1999, a pace much steeper even than Japan's deflation, with only limited relief in sight.