Sentence examples for stronger pace than from inspiring English sources

Spencer has another huge chance in the Dubai Duty Free, on Wigmore Hall, albeit a stronger pace than in their trial would make Presvis tougher to beat.

[C5.] Stocks Rise on Strong Growth Data Wall Street advanced on news that the economy grew at a much stronger pace than was expected in the second quarter.

While the supermarket continues to increase sales at 2.6% – a much stronger pace than major rivals Tesco, Asda and Morrisons – even Sainsbury's growth fell short of the overall market growth of 3.2%.

Adam Posen, a member of the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee, argued last month that the US has grown at a much stronger pace than the UK since 2008, in part because President Barack Obama has closed America's budget deficit at a more moderate pace than the Coalition.

Overall tablet shipments continue to grow at a stronger pace than smartphones at the moment.

The service sector grew at a slightly stronger pace in January than in December, a private industry group said yesterday, amid the first increase in services hiring in nearly two years.

There was a stronger pace of spending than previously thought on equipment, intellectual property products and non-residential structures.

The upward revision reflected a stronger pace of consumer spending than previously estimated.

Ferrari have shown stronger race pace than Mercedes in practice and the grand prix, which starts at 16:00 BST and is live across the BBC, could be decided on which team can make their tyres last best.

Factory activity last month reached its strongest pace in more than two years.

The gross domestic product grew at a 3.9percentt annual rate in the first quarter -- a strong pace, but less than Wall Street expected.