"pace" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés
- For their part, employers have been hiring at a more robust pace than first appeared.
- The report was a sign that the economy might be recovering at a little less robust pace than some had thought.
- France spent most of last year growing and adding jobs at its most robust pace in years.
- The economy is growing at a robust pace of nearly 4 percent a year.
- It showed mainly what economists already knew: that the economy was not growing at a robust pace.
- Even with the severe economic slowdown, giving has continued, but not at its former robust pace.
- Monthly increases in prescriptions now total 1 to 2 percent, well below the robust pace of previous years.
- With unemployment in March at 4.7 percent, the nation is still adding about 200,000 jobs a month - a fairly robust pace.
- The reports were the latest signs that the economy continues to grow at a robust pace with low inflation.
- Still, economists say the robust economic pace of late 1992 is probably already on the wane.
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