Sentence examples for the pace of action from inspiring English sources

Still that leaves a big debate about the pace of action.

Whatever happens this week, Hurricane Sandy is likely to renew calls for city officials to quicken the pace of action.

The explanation goes beyond the usual factors that bedevil any new president — overpromising on the pace of action, underpreparing for the challenges of office, trouble in staffing up.

The pace of action on fixing BGP picked up after the April 2010 incident involving U.S. military traffic flowing through Beijing.

But the Senate approved other changes Thursday in rules intended to quicken the pace of action, including new limits on a single lawmaker's ability to anonymously block legislation and nominations.

The pace of action is relentless: There is barely enough time between pitches for all the thinking that is required, and that the best players do, in processing the changing information about the crucial variables.

The recent decline in growth "is a wake-up call for increasing the pace of actions and reforms," the survey says.

If the pace of national action is maintained, the gap will close.

Many have grown especially impatient with the pace of legal action against Mr. Mubarak and other former officials.

Sandbag forecasts a 29% drop in carbon emissions by the decade's end which, along with a glut of two billion allowances, could slow the pace of climate action in the 2020's.

Likely as a result of the ho-hum response the film earned from most critics in Cannes (the Guardian's Peter Bradshaw called it a "marginal, passionless offering from the Dardennes brothers), the drama has been re-edited for its US bow to "change the pace of the action in relation to the lead character".