Sentence examples for the growing pace from inspiring English sources

Weighed against surprising levels of self-declared happiness, the report found large measures of gloom about the future, about the growing pace of globalisation and the effects of inequality.

Though it is impossible to prove a causal link between the growing pace of media consolidation and the decline of diversity and experimentation in mass media entertainment, among the Hollywood creative community, it is conventional wisdom.

Although Chinese officials and researchers had come under severe international criticism for their initial refusal to cooperate or deal with the growing pace of cases in the country, the current lack of information appears to stem not from secrecy, Dr. Stöhr said, but from inexperience in coping with an international public health emergency.

Challenges to the security, health, and sustainable growth of our society keep escalating asymmetrically due to the growing pace of globalization and global change.

Rowan Companies : While shares of the domestic and international oil and gas drilling company are almost 4% higher after taking a drubbing during the course of this week, we note once again the growing pace of bearish put option plays in the January and April expiration months.

Carlos Curioni, former VP of Operations of MercadoLibre.com and newly appointed CEO of Elo7 says that Brazil represents a strong market for a handicrafts marketplace because of the strength in the community of Brazilian artisans as well as the growing pace of e-commerce in the country.

The previous strategy is, however, time and resource consuming, which is largely impractical given the exponentially growing pace of sequenced bacteriophage genomes [ 1, 2].

Being the most wasteful (30% according to The Economist, more by other sources) and inefficient, it irreversibly ravages the environment at an ever growing pace.

"With the growing fast pace of our lives, people just don't want to go on vacation anymore.

The provision of utilities has not kept pace with the growing population.

Economic growth in the 16th century barely kept pace with the growing population.