Sentence examples for traditional pace from inspiring English sources

Hackett was trying to become the first man to win an Olympic swimming event three times in a row, but after leading with nine laps to go at the 1050-meter mark, he was unable to sustain his traditional pace.

By willingly ignoring conventional wisdom and the traditional pace of change, we simply have no choice but to relentlessly seek better solutions, faster.

So for the time being, the aim is to use WiCS as an alternative to traditional pacing.

"It's very personal and traditional pacing, and for people who want something quick and fast, it's the opposite".

It's a very traditional marching pace.

Blazer-in-chief David Bernstein last week announced that when it comes to appointing a new coach the FA will not rush into anything – a huge relief to those of us left breathless by the traditional whirlwind pace of the organisation's decision-making.

Rather than spending funds on home-brewed one-off initiatives that will never become sustainable or hit critical mass, this concept puts money into the hands of uber-lean companies or groups of developers who will build at a steep discount, independent of traditional museum pace, process and protocol.

Like with primetime serialized dramas as opposed to the traditional slower pacing of daytime, people feel lost if they miss an episode.

This approach is somewhat technically challenging and sometimes costly compared with traditional RVA pacing at present.

In the face of the many demands of intensive care, this individualized support appears to provide an opportunity for the immature brain to develop its connectivities in a more adaptive manner than is the case in a more traditional faster paced approach to intensive care.

He has dropped his voice a tone, thickened its timbre and slowed his delivery to traditional West Country pace: the effect is of a new bodily as well as vocal heaviness.