Sentence examples for the present pace of from inspiring English sources
By 2025, that number is predicted to grow to 5 billion if the present pace of tobacco control continues.
It has, after, all, presided quite happily over the present pace of hiring for more than three years.
While the Communist Party is making the right noises about rebalancing the Chinese economy away from exports, Mr. Magnus says the present pace of change is too gradual for an impatient U.S. government dogged by slow growth and high unemployment.
In respect of the future patterns of landscape fragmentation, the result of the simulation (Figure 3) indicates that, going by the present pace of investment influx in Iskandar Malaysia, landscape fragmentation would lead to homogenisation of landscape type and increased vulnerability of various types of ecosystems.
Is there a clear case for either optimism or pessimism within the present pace of scientific and technological advancement?
At the present pace of refined discoveries, we can expect new Bacillus - like genera to be redefined in the near future.
The new deal is designed to complete transition to a new president by the end of August, although at the present pace, the work of assessing fraud in the total audit of votes will take far longer than that.
Given the slow present pace of recovery, America risks the creation of a class of the structurally unemployed.America's present labour market policies cannot deal with this.
At the present pace, perhaps $75 billion-worth of IPOs could be launched this year, the most since 2001 (see chart).Yet there are worrying signs of a return of risky technology offerings.
It surprised the markets in September by sustaining quantitative easing at its present pace of $85 billion of asset-purchases a month, rather than starting to curb it.
At the present burning pace of technological change, ignoring something new and popular until it withers and dies can be the most forward-looking move of all.
