Sentence examples for the average pace from inspiring English sources

the average pace of 17.6 million so far this year.

Time all "walk" signs to suit the average pace of a healthy middle-aged New Yorker.

The seasonally adjusted annual rate of sales was 16.6 million vehicles last month, much slower than the average pace of 17.6 million so far this year.

That put last month's sales above the average pace for last year, the industry's best ever, with 17 million vehicles sold.

What was once the Fed's favourite measure of money, M2, has grown by 10.5% in the past year, nearly double the average pace in previous recessions.

Other seers are even more optimistic, predicting growth of more than 4.5%—or close to the average pace of the boom years before the recession.

Using satellite radar surveys and a growing array of Global Positioning System stations around the caldera, they have tracked the valley's rate of uplift going from about 2 centimeters per year--the average pace from 1923 until 2004--to 2004--to 2004--to 7lly over the past 3 years.

After 24 weeks, the average pacing threshold was 0.7 ± 0.3 V/ 0.2 ms. No dislodgments or other complications occurred.

They estimate that, had the United States continued growing at the same average pace as it has since 1950, the country would be more than $1.5 trillion wealthier today.

First-quarter growth was not far off the recent average pace and conditions are certainly worse elsewhere, with many European nations in recession.

The fairly average pace of fundings and acquisitions during summer should not be taken as an indication that startups and investors don't take vacations.