Sentence examples for will gain pace from inspiring English sources

There is an expectation that the level of mergers and acquisitions will gain pace this year as the economy recovers and financing becomes easier.

Bosses will no longer be able to count on financial-market stability as a buffer against disruption in their industries, because the macro-environment will become more volatile even as the microeconomic upheaval gets worse.The digital revolution will gain pace.

Trade Exports contraction that began in late 2008 will gain pace in 2009 as more and more emerging economies slip into slowdown following the G-7 countries.

Occasional rumblings of how to solve national problems such as Spain's late-night living or Indian tea-pickers' preference to work during daylight hours will gain pace every so often.

Unless the fiscal stimulus addresses the deficit problem for state and local government, job losses at the government level will also gain pace.

Trudeau needs to get the basics right before he can gain pace on issues of social equality, and it appears that the basics will take a long time.

If he stays on his current pace, he will gain more yards as an N.F.L. rookie than he did in any season of his college career at California.

The Mets long, dreadful season will gain luster if Dickey keeps his pace.

That would give an important countervoice to the well-armed jihadist commanders who in many places have set the pace of the fighting and created worries that Islamists will gain a permanent hold.

And consumers will gain from the temporary reduction in value-added tax, worth about £12.5 billion over 13 months.The pace of monetary easing also looks set to accelerate.

Africa will gain especially.