Sentence examples for time a pace from inspiring English sources

Still, the Occupy cases inched along, sometimes delayed for months at a time, a pace that defense lawyers said was common at Manhattan Criminal Court.

Since he took office, Mr. Obama has met or spoken with Mrs. Merkel 28 times — a pace befitting someone who may have as much influence on his fortunes as his rivals in Washington.

Are we a generation of parental explainers because when we were kids we got sick of being told, 'because I said so'? Actually, Viorst theorizes that our present day "Explanation Society" stems from the fast-changing times, a pace that leaves "kids growing up faster and demanding answers immediately".

Creative insights require time – and a pace at odds with today's accelerated economy.

Certainly the current paucity of these voluntary efforts (which are supposed to increase over time, at a pace determined by each government) means the world remains on a path to warming well beyond 2C.

For core inflation to get back to the RBA midpoint of 2.5% within the next six months inflation would have to grow in that time at a pace not seen for five years.

While nigral DA neurons degenerated progressively over time in a pace depending on potency of the respective shRNA to decrease GSH levels as determined in vitro, extra-nigral non-DA neurons and striatal neurons were apparently less vulnerable.

If we take the acceleration and take the differentials to find the jerk, we will observe that the over time, a faster pace has a distinctly larger moving average of jerk.

At the same time, a slower pace of technology adoption means that returns to education will be lower, reinforcing the problem.

This gives us the huge advantage of being able to navigate our core business, Guardian News & Media (GNM) through these challenging times at a pace and within a timeframe that reflects the needs of the business.

Participants were instructed to step up and down a set of two steps (each with a 20 cm rise) twenty times at a pace considered normal for climbing stairs.