Word: paces
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Last Wednesday, the Crimson practiced on the Franklin Park course and worked on getting fast starts and maintaining a quick pace early over the hilly terrain...
Against George Washington, junior Jim Kornish scored two breakaway goals in a row early in the contest, decisively setting the pace for Harvard's overwhelming triumph...
This attitude toward the slow pace of dump cleanups is part of a broad public sense that Government is failing to respond adequately to environmental concerns in general. Some 45% of those polled said that current laws to protect the environment do not go far enough, while 29% are satisfied with them and 16% think they go "too far." Fully 63% feel that even the inadequate governmental protections are not being enforced strictly enough by the agencies involved...
Critics accuse EPA of being too cautious in failing to rely more heavily on such destruction technologies as high-temperature incineration and in failing to back innovative approaches for detoxifying chemical wastes (see box). EPA has projects under way in these fields, but the pace is slow, the funding inadequate, and there is little sense of urgency. Barbara Vecchiarelli, a citizens'-group leader in Marlboro Township, N.J., admires Daggett's dedication to his work but, nonetheless, complains about EPA in general: "They don't have the technology to handle chemical pollution. The problem is bigger than they are, and they...
...rebate had climbed steadily since 1978's 8.3 percent level, but remained unchanged this year because "expenses were higher and our revenues did not keep pace with the increase in expenses," Argeros said. He said that the 9.9 percent figure is still the highest percentage since World War II, when rebates reached 12 percent...