用at the pace of造句子，“at the pace of”造句

Thompson also fears that the pace of climate warming is faster than the ability of plants - particularly long-lived trees - to adapt and evolve, leaving some at risk of dying out in many areas.

Other signs that the pace of job declines is slowing have emerged recently.

As might be expected, the genes suggest that the pace of change hots up after the end of the Palaeocene, resulting in the sort of species illustrated above.

With a 660cc engine, the car will accelerate at the pace of a 2-litre saloon and return 80mpg.

Although Chinese inflation wasn't as strong as the 5.4 per cent expected, at 4.9 per cent annual rate it suggests that the pace of rate hikes could start to accelerate.

Some comrades say that the pace of socialist transformation had been too rapid.

That view is echoed throughout official Washington, though there is a recognition that the pace of yuan appreciation-at least against the dollar-is gathering steam (see chart).

It seems likely that the pace of new donations will slow down.

Stephen Green, a senior economist at Standard Chartered Bank in Shanghai, continually found himself marveling with visiting friends at the pace of change and struggling to describe what he saw.

This cannot be made the sole consideration—the banking system should not walk at the pace of its weakest members.

The coefficient is 1, indicating that the pace of each market is exactly the same.

That sum should continue to grow, if not at the pace of the last couple of years.