Sentence examples for a slow continuation from inspiring English sources

Industry, which had in early February reflected, not merely an upturn from mid-winter shut-downs, but a slow continuation of the recovery started last summer, was approaching complete prostration owing to the banking collapse.

February's poll numbers for Barack Obama showed a continuation of a slow slide downwards in approval, and a slow rise upwards in disapproval.

In some cases the parameter λ may be ill suited to parameterize the zero path, and thus causes a slow progress or even a failure of the discrete continuation.

"I would look at it overall as a continuation of a slowing trend," he said, describing July's retailing business.

Retail spending on prescription drugs increased 3.2 percent in 2008, in a "continuation of a slowing trend that began in 2000," the report said.

Once symptoms have resolved, resumption of the drug infusion at a slower rate may permit treatment continuation with close monitoring [ 6].

While this activity supports a continuation of the rally, we saw the first signs of a slowing trend possibly emerging over the past two days.

This study offers preliminary evidence to suggest that continuation therapy with clonazepam in the treatment of social phobia is safe and effective, producing a somewhat greater clinical benefit than a slow-taper discontinuation regime.

Will the consequences be an even weaker currency, rampant inflation, a continuation of the slow bleed that we have witnessed at banks and brokerage firms for the past year?

The next year in tech will see a rise in "visual" communications on the web, a switch from broadcast to messaging networks, and a continuation of the slow transfer of ad spending from print to mobile, according to influential venture capital analyst Mary Meeker's annual report on trends in the industry.

Mike Watkins, head of retailer and business insight at Nielsen, added: "The start of 2014 has seen a continuation of both slow retail growth particularly in food, and a continuation of slowing inflation.