'their pace of' is a valid sentence fragment that can be used in written English.
This phrase can be used to describe the speed or rate at which someone does something. For example, "She continued her work with their pace of progress remaining steady."
Even the latest trade figures do not show a fall in Chinese exports—only a drop in their pace of growth.
Given the size of activist funds and their pace of intervention, they collectively need to find 100 large target companies over the next three years.
Leaders in this economy try to improve productivity and use new technologies, but they are not compelled by do-or-die pressure, and their pace of change is slower.
But McKevitt said their pace of growth would continue to slow this year.
China's producer prices fell for the 48th month in a row in February though their pace of decline eased, highlighting the deeply entrenched pressures facing its manufacturers.
Among high and middle-income countries, 94 have met the WHA target, but at least 56 countries will have to double their pace of progress to have any chance of hitting it.
Top-notch skiers were put through their paces on prototype skis of various lengths and the amount of stress measured.
India, using their pace trio of Pankaj, Bhuvneshwar Kumar and Mohammed Shami in one-over spells, did check England with the wickets of Joe Root and Moeen Ali in the afternoon session.
It now appears that consumers have maintained their sluggish pace of spending only by saving less.
Alternatively, if house prices instead remain constant and rents grow at their average pace of 4% a year, the ratio would revert to its long-term average by the end of 2005, with no need for a price decline.
Poland, the Czech Republic and Hungary have all been criticised for their slow pace of reform.In this section A glimmer of hope, with ice cream Good money after bad Oldies with muscle Till debt us do part Less free speech Europe's Marxist dilemma Reprints Related items The press in eastern Europe: Less free speechApr 24th 2008A common feature in all these tales is the limited leverage of Brussels.
