Significats de torrid pace en anglès

China's economy has grown at a torrid pace, but its social infrastructure hasn't kept up.

Major breakthroughs are coming at a torrid pace.

Fannie Mae's business of guaranteeing payments on mortgage-backed securities it issues grew at a torrid pace in February.

In the view of some analysts, demand for new homes slowed from last year's torrid pace but remained solid.

Analysts had expected California's economy to cool because its housing market has slowed from the torrid pace of recent years.

Apple's has maintained a torrid pace of growth in recent years thanks to a run of successful iPhones and iPads.

Merger and acquisition activity has cooled from a torrid pace as private equity firms find less appetite for leveraged buyouts.

But online, sales grew at a torrid pace, rising 22 percent between Thursday and Cyber Monday, according to data firm comScore.

Villanova started on a torrid pace, bolting out to a 14-5 lead in the first four minutes.

But the bank is working to reduce its risk by taking steps like avoiding markets where building is happening at a torrid pace.

But a more aggressive move would help the technology icon capitalize on a lucrative market opportunity and sustain its torrid pace of growth.

Justin Robinson continued his torrid pace to lead Virginia Tech to a 61-60 overtime upset over rival No.

Since the mid-2000 housing bust, however, the arrival of millions of new immigrants from Mexico and other nations has slowed from its once- torrid pace.

The teams played at a torrid pace in the first half, with N.C. State up 53-50 at the break.

Washington continued its torrid pace with a 5-2 victory over the New Jersey Devils on Thursday night at the Prudential Center.

USC (4-0) started both halves on a torrid pace, in stark contrast to the Trojans' overtime win Sunday at Vanderbilt.