The child's body felt feverish.

The almighty American consumer had another banner year in 2005, helping sustain global economic growth, albeit at a slower pace than in 2004. As in recent years, he consumed at or above his income level, and the United States as a whole spent well beyond its means, borrowing from the rest of the world at a feverish pace in 2005 more than 2 billion a day.

Admittedly, the road to completing the process has been difficult, marked by the outbreak of violence and feverish moments.

Pace yourself.

His pace was slower.

It feels very tense, said 35 year old mother Risa Kusuma, comforting her feverish baby boy at an evacuation centre in the gutted city of Palu.

The ECB Picks Up The Pace

We must speed up the pace.

As I walked out, her pace slowed.

And that urbanization is extraordinary, accelerated pace.

The pace and magnitude of assistance that is currently being provided must be stepped up to keep pace with an increasing number of returnees.

But this has progressed at an exponential pace.

The empowerment of women has also gathered pace.

The pace of change, however, must be accelerated.

He quickened his pace, almost to a jog now.

The things are coming out at a faster pace.

Wow, she s got a lot of pace, I m impressed!

The pace of change in the biosciences is phenomenal.

But things are also changing at a very rapid pace.

(c) Effective crime prevention keeping pace with the new developments

The pace of change in some areas is quite slow.

Third, the relentless exploitation of resources has caused the prices of energy and raw materials to increase rapidly. Fourth, feverish real estate development throughout China continues to propel land prices to new heights.

Redwood time moves at a more stately pace than human time.

The judiciary is being gradually consolidated, albeit at a slow pace.

Israeli domestic preparations for the withdrawal continue at a rapid pace.

To me, the pace of political changes is too slow, too gradual.

They can watch it at their own time, at their own pace.

They can pause, repeat at their own pace, at their own time.

But the pace of exponential growth is really what describes information technologies.

What followed was unprecedented political turbulence, including mass demonstrations on a scale never seen before. There was feverish talk of a possible military takeover, and the army again proved itself to be a seminal political actor.

You say, Mr. President, that you will do it at a slightly slower pace, but I hope that it will only be slightly slower than the pace I have just suggested as being needed.

Obviously, the pace of the verified destruction of declared stockpiles should be accelerated.

The nature, size, pace, reversibility and scope of any proposed project or activity

The pace of democratic change in Afghanistan has been remarkable by any standards.

For several years after WWII s end, Pius XII enjoyed great popularity, even within the Jewish community. The tide turned during the 1960 s, with Rolf Hochhuth s play The Deputy the starting point for feverish questioning of Pius s reputation.

And Nike knows how to get your pace and distance from just that sensor.

The dunes here move southward at a pace of around 600 meters a year.

Women usually staff lower levels and are promoted at a slower pace than men.

Key countries should assume active leadership to accelerate the pace of the ongoing negotiations.

The representative of China expressed concern regarding the slow pace of the Doha round.

The overall literacy rate in Pakistan has been improving although at a slow pace.

Progress there has also been achieved at the pace expected of a State party.

If they continue at this pace, there's absolutely no telling where they might wind up.

It's all hidden in this code, and it's starting to be understood at breakneck pace.

Real GDP growth continued at a modest pace in 2004 in the Pacific island economies.