Sentence examples for a lower pace in from inspiring English sources

Greece's composite stock index fell by 1.4%, following news that the country's economy expanded at a lower pace in the second quarter.

Furthermore, consumers have become more familiar with the national organic label (EKO-keurmerk), and organic sales have increased significantly during the last few years, although the growth has been from a small base and at a lower pace than in many other European countries.

Member States acceded in 2004 or later have recorded a lower pace of increase in the generosity of ALMPs and Other Welfare Benefits, possibly because these policies require establishing governance frameworks that were in some cases not equally available in some New Members States as in other EU countries.

Weight gain in the transgenic males paralleled that in WT males up to the age of 12 weeks, after which it appeared to progress at a slightly lower pace in transgenic female mice during the same period of time.

Advertising revenues are declining at a lower pace, the company reported, dropping 7.9% in the first quarter and 3.2% in March.

In TAP ENEA2, LUC activity keeps increasing after EDTA addition, even if at a lower pace.

This may be explainable, if the bulk of subjects' everyday, usual activities is taken into account; usual activities are more demanding in winter, compared to the lower pace in summer.

But downloads of films are still growing (albeit at a much lower pace than streaming) and topped $1bn in revenue for the first time last year, driven in part by high-quality downloads becoming available before physical and streamed versions.

This implies also a slower pace in such decisional process.

Looking ahead, the recovery will – at a somewhat lower pace – continue this year.

Overall, trying out a new – often lower – pace and loosening up tight schedules resulted in an increased sense of freedom to move and act differently, which unburdened them from pressures and positively affected their well-being.