Sentence examples for will lose pace from inspiring English sources

At best its recovery will lose pace or peter out; at worst, the euro economies may tip into recession themselves.

That means that eventually you will lose pace with the market, and this mistake will be compounded for the remainder of your career.

A senior cardiologist stated "It becomes ineffective care… You will lose pace by changing staff all the time; length of stay will surely be prolonged.

In my mind I knew I'd lost pace and strength, and you can't just build that back.

There is absolutely no reason to suppose that Brawn will suddenly lose pace, though their BGP002 won't have anything like the same gestation period as the stunning 001.

There are reports that Van Gaal will be sacked if United lose pace with the top four and considering the draw against Newcastle has left us sixth - nine points off the top - there is a 'last chance saloon' feel about the Liverpool game.

The 'soft' tyre on which all those ahead of the Ferraris will start begins to rapidly lose pace after about five or six laps whereas the medium runs for more than 20.

Young career go-getters tend to move around a lot, so it can be easy to lose pace with new apartments, phone numbers and cities but their parents will usually have this information ready.

The government has got the U.K. back in the race to be a world leader in science, but unless it keeps pace we will lose talent and investment to other countries that are following up fine words with hard cash," he said to the SMC.

Looking at previous episodes of dramatic climate change, they reckon that a bit of warming may set off mechanisms that lead to much more warming; and that once that starts happening, mankind will lose the opportunity to control the pace of change.

Eat fewer calories than you burn each day, while making sure to get all of the nutrients your body needs to thrive, and you will lose weight at a healthy, controlled pace.