Meanings of gain pace in English

Accusations of alleged foreign meddling in Egyptian politics have started to gain pace in recent weeks.

Fears of human rights abuses come as offensives by Malian and foreign military forces are beginning to gain pace in north and central Mali.

As construction projects gain pace once again, there is an accelerating demand for suitably trained, qualified and experienced archaeologists to undertake necessary mitigatory works.

The momentum of economic growth is continuing to gain pace in most industrialised countries including Ireland, the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development said today.

The magazine said the Economy Ministry believes the economy will continue to gain pace in 2015 with gross domestic product up by 2 percent.

The shelling is apparently gradually gaining pace and helicopters hovered over the area.

Following the Robertson Land Act of 1861, the invasion gained pace.

As his season draws to a close, Ertz's is gaining pace.

The demon is yards away, gaining pace, preparing to hurl itself.

It was 2002, and the Celtic Tiger was gaining pace.

Disposals of other smaller businesses are also gaining pace.

It's a move that is steadily gaining pace.

Manufacturing activity gained pace in May, as output and new orders rose, and employment continued to expand.

It changed tack in July, as Ethiopia and Eritrea's rapprochement gained pace, offering to buy Bisha too.

While large transactions are gaining pace, bankers continue to work on a flurry of medium-sized deals in Germany.

However, a sharp outflow from peso-denominated bonds in May raised concerns that a sell-off could be gaining pace.