Sentence examples for the reduced pace from inspiring English sources

Without their England bowler, it was the reduced pace of Richard Pyrah, Jack Brooks and Steven Patterson that did for Warwickshire's brittle top order this time after Jim Troughton won the toss.

As part of the Syria buildup, the CIA and JSOC have pulled drone aircraft and personnel from other regions, including Afghanistan and Pakistan, where the withdrawal of U.S. troops and the reduced pace of the agency's drone campaign against al-Qaeda have freed up resources.

Cars will still be able to cross, of course, at lights synchronized for the reduced pace of two-wheelers.

The reduced pace of operations and the decision to hit some targets like suspected terrorist training camps a second time while ordering attacks on some new ones resulted at least in part from the fact that the success or failure of the first day's strikes had not been fully analyzed, officials said.

Gary Gensler, the under secretary of the Treasury for domestic finance, said there was no need for any significant change either in the Treasury's reduced pace of issuing new Treasury bills, notes and bonds, or in its plan for buying back existing debt.

The study also indicates towards adoption of reduced pace of development in the Damodar basin in the near future, thereby keeping low level of associated demand of water.

Drone strikes have continued, albeit at a reduced pace, despite the terrible state of relations between the two countries.

Kosovo's level of unemployment continued to exceed 40 percent, but economic growth persisted although at a reduced pace given the international financial crisis that began in 2008 and the attendant drop in remittances sent back from abroad.

Moreover, the US faces global headwinds from a reduced pace of growth and the specter of financial shocks emanating from Europe.

The eruption continued at a reduced pace through late December, January and early February 2015 with periodic explosions and tephra plumes, and pulses of increased effusion rate that caused slow, intermittent lava encroachment, including a discrete flow that was emplaced near the vent in mid-January (Ferrucci et al. 2015) and mainly covered lavas from earlier in the eruption.

Work continued below ground at a reduced pace, and the platform tunnels and some passenger circulation tunnels were excavated, but North End station was abandoned in 1906 before the lift and stair shafts were dug and before a surface building was constructed.