Sentences with phrase «proceeded at a pace with»

He was personable, knowledgeable, and proceeded at a pace with which I was comfortable.

Once in finance, Phil (whose last name escapes me) finished the process in a professional fashion — again, proceeding at a pace with which I felt comfortable.

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The recently awarded Saudi Aramco project for 13 Jackets is proceeding at a fast pace, with the first structural steel arriving in our Jebel Ali fabrication yard in Q2 2018.

Since the Fed announced their balance sheet unwind last year, the actual process had been proceeding at a snails pace, particularly with the mortgage - backed securities portfolio.

Furthermore, just as comprehensive schools are desirable as a solvent of social class lines, so classes with students of differing abilities are valuable, provided the classes can be internally organized so as to let students proceed at their own pace, with enrichment through greater depth and scope of materials independently mastered by the most able students, and with special assistance by the teacher for the less able.

Proceed with Caution — «Each child is unique and develops at a different pace, focusing on different aspects of growth.»

If said mutual relationships don't exist, follow the above advice and proceed at a pace that you are comfortable with.

If individual interests and pre-existing cognitive skills determine what is learned and when it is learned (i.e., «each student learns at her own pace»), demographic characteristics that are correlated with personal interests and cognitive skills will mirror how far students proceed through the curriculum.

One of the participants shared that she «really appreciated that the «assignments» were open - ended enough that [she] could apply [the results] to [her] own work», and another participant commented, «This [course] was so much better than any other (M) OOC I've ever participated in before... With this course, I felt like I had the autonomy to proceed at my own pace while still being able to interact with other course members in meaningful ways (e.g. getting constructive criticism / feedback on my assignments in a timely manner, seeing what other people created, etc.)&raqWith this course, I felt like I had the autonomy to proceed at my own pace while still being able to interact with other course members in meaningful ways (e.g. getting constructive criticism / feedback on my assignments in a timely manner, seeing what other people created, etc.)&raqwith other course members in meaningful ways (e.g. getting constructive criticism / feedback on my assignments in a timely manner, seeing what other people created, etc.)».

Gifted students are, by definition, able to proceed through the curriculum at a faster pace, with greater comprehension and greater depth than other students.

Once again, the narration proceeds at a deliberate pace to cement a plot with several twists.

The Committee expects that, with appropriate policy accommodation, economic growth will proceed at a moderate pace and the unemployment rate will gradually decline toward levels the Committee judges consistent with its dual mandate.

Over four years and hundreds of sick and dead pets since their first warning to consumers, the FDA continues to proceed at a snail's pace investigating just what the problem is with chicken jerky treats from China.

Beginning with blue skies and open water, the film proceeds at an uneven pace, tracing the narrative of the war - torn country across the dispersed screens.

The planet moves past thresholds and the climate response is internally generated — with changes in cloud, ice, dust and biology — and proceeds at a pace determined by the system itself.

And with human warming now proceeding at a pace about 20 times faster than the end of the last ice age, the risk for rapid melt has been greatly enhanced.

Everyone reads at different speeds and this program will allow you to proceed at your own pace with no time maximum for the program.

Once emotional issues are clearer, mediation can proceed forward at a much greater pace, with better results.