Sentences with phrase «not at a glacial pace»

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I can already hear the complaints from the hard - money crowd about why this isn't good enough - the Federal Reserve is raising rates, but it's been at a glacial pace.

Now that Fed «tapering» of QE is a process the markets are starting to price in and the fact that this tapering will continue at some pace until QE is ultimately terminated, glacial or otherwise, again it's not just US assets that will be affected in the rhythmic dance.

The casual fan isn't tuning in to watch Virginia — which continues to prove year in and year out that it's one of the best programs in the country — suffocate its opponent at a glacial pace.

There's little doubt that Chloe initially doesn't fare quite as well as one might've hoped, as the film moves at precisely the sort of glacial pace that Egoyan has become known for - with the lack of emotional resonance among the various characters essentially perpetuating the cold, almost clinical atmosphere.

Most random battles aren't all that interesting, due to the very low difficulty level and the glacial combat pace, with things moving too slowly even at the highest possible battle speed.

They are open to change, but at a glacial pace, and only if it doesn't upset the apple cart any time soon.

We won't lie — it'll still seem like you're paying off the mortgage at a glacial pace, but you'll have a slightly sharper pick than your neighbor making monthly payments.

Not only that, but its pace is downright glacial at times.

His regular pace is glacial, and while there is the ability to sprint — which is slightly quicker than his standard pace — Thomas can't continue at this quicker pace longer than about 10 seconds before having to stop to catch his breath.

Accustomed to advancing our disciplines at what is often called a «glacial» pace, we recognize that glaciers are not so slow anymore.

If your job search seems to be moving at a glacial pace, maybe you're buying into common «wisdom» that's actually not wisdom at all.