Sentence examples for usual pace of from inspiring English sources

Some technology companies are continuing to head down the path of Do Not Track, at a speed far more rapid than the usual pace of Congressional legislation.

Other researchers are doing ethnographic studies, crunching survey data, recording oral histories and analyzing material by and about the movement, all at lightning speed compared with the usual pace of scholarship.

Frozen pork bellies, which became 1969's leading commod ity in futures trading, account ed for only 4,321 contracts changing hands, compared with a more usual pace of about 8,000.

The El Niño event also brought on a surprising surge in global sea levels, which rose 15 millimeters between late 2014 and early 2016, far outstripping the usual pace of around 3 millimeters per year, the WMO reports.

That's an incredible number given the usual pace of console sales, let alone active players, so Valve and its Steambox/SteamOS plans are still the key player to watch in this race as far as I'm concerned.

At numero uno, life goes on at its usual pace of 10,000 customers a day.

As he accelerates past 8.5 miles an hour — his usual pace on the treadmill — he glimpses a blur of a downy, female arm flung out to block him.

19 Walking speed was assessed by instructing participants to walk at their usual pace for a distance of 4 meters.

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Participants will be instructed to walk in their self-selected usual pace for two attempts.

Soon afterwards, she wrote "at white heat", to use Trevor's term for Hill's usual pace, In the Springtime of the Year (1973), a cathartic novel powered by her grief and anger, and which, she writes in Family, "marked both an end and a beginning - the end of six years of my best writing of fiction, the beginning of a personal healing".