Sentences with phrase «average pace»

If homes rise at the historic average pace of price growth, that share will rise dramatically.

Overall, most observers expect growth of the world economy, though not as strong as last year, to continue in 2005 at an above - average pace for the third successive year.

But he does so with the expectation it will keep growing at an above average pace.

First and foremost, such courses often allow students to move at their own pace, rather than being based on seat time or a cohort - wide average pace.

Prices have risen at an above - average pace for the last couple of years, according to numerous sources.

Despite these drops, it is also important to note that the market continues to move at an above average pace.

So the consensus seems to be that house values in Phoenix, Arizona will rise slightly above the national average pace over the coming months.

The Attic caught up with this lawyer, who runs before work, less than a month before his next goal — to run all 26.2 miles of the Boston Marathon backwards (yes, literally backwards running) and attempt to break the Guinness World Record for the fastest marathon ever run backwards (3 hours, 43 minutes, 39 seconds — about an 8:30 min / mile average pace).

The company has an excellent 10 - year revenue growth average of 12 % per year, and has grown net income at a 10 - year average pace of 16.4 %.

some people might experience this lack of manipulation, plot propulsion and a slower than average pace as boredom but I think many people become more deeply involved and connected because of this subtlety.

Housing sales have not hurt the economy: «The U.S. economy appears to be making a transition from the rapid rate of expansion experienced over the preceding several years to a more sustainable average pace of growth.

Users of the Garmin Vivofit, Garmin Vivosmart and other Garmin fitness trackers or watches, will be able to steps, sleep, active calories, and remaining calories from the «my day» screen, and it can even show you a map of the route you took during exercise, along with associated data like average pace and elevation gain.

The Joint Center for Housing Studies projects household growth to rival or top the annual average pace from 1995 to 2000, and projects 76 percent of the growth over the next decade will be from minority households.

According to BMO Capital Markets Senior Economist, Sal Guatieri, the above average pace of housing starts over the past decade is not because of overbuilding, but a response to underbuilding in the years prior to 2002.

While law firm mergers continued at a below - average pace in the first quarter of 2010, a principal at Altman Weil said he...

All with above average pace at minimum.

I stumbled upon the record for the fastest marathon ever run backwards (3:43:39 — about an 8:30 min / mile average pace) and I thought I could beat that time and raise a ton of money and awareness for epilepsy at the same time.

Compared to those aging at an average pace, the superagers reported having significantly more close friends.

That would be slower than the average pace of gains in recent months but still enough to push the unemployment rate down to 4.0 %.

Duy: Assuming a continuation of what we've seen, then the path that we are going to have is probably something on that order — one rate hike every other meeting — but it could be that you have two in a row and then pause for two, so the average pace of one 25 - basis - point hike every other meeting would be something consistent with what is in the back of the Fed's mind.

There was a continuation of the rapid expansion in domestic spending that has been underway since late 2001, with domestic final demand rising by 2 1/4 per cent in the quarter, almost double the average pace of the previous 10 years.

Wichita State's average pace is a more ginger 69.

76ers Overall Pace 2017 - 18: 102.20 (rank 4th — leader was New Orleans at 102.73) Pace when Joel Played: 100.37 (would rank 10th) Pace since he got hurt (last 8 games): 106.07 (the gap between this and NOP's 102.73 is the same gap between NOP and the average paced team in the league).

His above - average pace and keen ability to intercept passes were vital to the Gunner's success in recent seasons.

Defrel has mostly featured as a CF / ST for Sassuolo, however, his above average pace and excellent left foot have allowed him numerous cameos at RW.

The Fixed front wheels of this stroller provides increased steadiness even if you are jogging at an average pace.

Paula Radcliffe of Great Britain set the time to beat at two hours 15 minutes and 25 seconds (an average pace of five minutes 9.9 seconds per mile) in London over a decade ago.

That means he ran an average pace of four minutes 41.4 seconds per mile over the entire 26.2 - mile course.

Other recent studies suggest that the current extinction rate is roughly 1,000 times faster than the average pace in Earth's history.

If you want to get faster and improve your average pace in 2017, there are plenty of ways to reach your goal.

The average pace for a woman came in at 9 minutes and 55 second per mile.

Repeat this for 2 - 10 minutes while maintaining an average pace.

My average pace on the 50 mins was (slowly but) steadily going up, while keeping my HR constant at max 140 bpm (I'm 45 but my max HR is 183 so I moved the bar slightly higher).

For example, one would avoid running an average pace for a first mile that is significantly uphill; likewise, during a downhill mile pace may be faster than average.

2) On the treadmill I use at my gym, the speed I base my runs on is at 8.5 which says the average pace is at 7.9 km an hour.

We did a nice 3 miles and while my average pace was a little slower than normal, it still felt good being able to hit the pavement.

For the progression portion, I ran an average pace of 7:28.

Thrust does drop off pretty sharply at higher revs, but between 3000 and 5000rpm it provides the Hyundai above average pace that's fun to exploit.

Ford's dividend is spectacular and has increased for 4 straight years at an average pace of 48 %.

According to this view, inflation in the U.S. should have been about 31 percent per year between 2008 and 2013, when the money supply grew at an average pace of 33 percent per year and output grew at an average pace just below 2 percent.