Sentence examples for with a pace of from inspiring English sources

The atmosphere at the court today is far different from 1986, with a pace of change that may have surpassed that in the rest of society.

Air travel growth in China, the world's second-largest economy after that of the United States, will be even more rapid, with a pace of 7.6 percent, the manufacturer estimated.

That is exceptional: at a sweltering farmers' market on the other side of town, next to a gourmet popsicle stall (lemon-ginger, coconut-lime, strawberry-hibiscus), a second activist seems pleased with a pace of two registrations in two hours.

Big pharmaceutical companies all make alliances with a pace of 30 to 100 deals every 2 years.

If not reversed, these developments, together with a pace of growth that is likely to fall short of potential for a time, should lead inflation to moderate later this year and next year.

This part of carbon is losing with climate change through dissolved organic carbon (DOC) export and carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions, both of which are vulnerable to the environmental changes, especially on the Zoige Plateau with a pace of twice the observed rate of global climate warming.

The median time for marathon finishers last year was 4 27:02, a pace of 10 12 a mile, compared with 3 59 29 in 1989, a pace of 9 03 a mile.

In 2007, Cleveland's commercial real estate market experienced rebound with a record pace of purchases, with a housing vacancy of 10%.

Spain, perhaps stung by the words of criticism aimed in their direction, started with a pace and tempo of passing that the Italians found impossible to live with.

"I think Europeans are associated with a slow pace of life... .. he says with a wry smile.

A recent report asserts that the potential challenges to actualizing the MDGs are basically: maintaining the gains already made, coping with a rapid pace of urbanization, and a huge backlog of unserved rural people [ 6].