Sentence examples for with pace of from inspiring English sources
The phrase "with pace of" is not correct in standard written English
It is typically used when discussing the speed or rate of something, but it should be phrased differently. Example: "The project progressed with the pace of a marathon runner."
He explains that with all of the various mobile operating systems, specific manufactured phones, applications and more, keeping up with pace of innovation on the development side is a major challenge for Visa.
England do not have the firepower to hit back with pace of their own, and if they have a plan for dealing with Johnson they are not executing it - continuing the theme of poor batting on their last five overseas tours.
This is especially pertinent for baseball, which has the oldest fan base of the major team sports and has recently been contending with pace-of-play issues, flirting with the introduction of a pitch clock and other measures to keep games from dragging on.
So how do brands keep up with the pace of change and with consumer behaviour?
Greece has not received bailout funds since August last year, with the EU and IMF dissatisfied with the pace of Greek reforms.
"You'll never hear me say I'm happy with the pace of HTML5 development," Rasmussen says with a laugh.
And beginning with the Reagan administration, conservatives became impatient with the pace of change brought about from within the mainstream.
"We should be happy with our job today but not happy with the pace of car.
The frustration of independent and Democratic voters with the pace of change also reflected a frustration with 'compromise' vs. 'leadership.'leadership
Pace Mr. Plouffe, the base's disappointment with the President is not based on "frustration with the pace of change".
