Sentence examples for accelerating has slowed from inspiring English sources

But the economy, instead of accelerating, has slowed, from 4.1 percent in the last quarter of 2011, to 2 percent in the first quarter of 2012 and to 1.7 percent in the second quarter.

Moreover, global deforestation has slowed as global biofuel production has accelerated.

In recent years the United States supercomputer industry has been in the doldrums as government financing has slowed and desktop computing performance has sharply accelerated.

Age has slowed me down; however, if a runner tries to pass me, I accelerate for old times' sake, just to show the spirit still burns.

A recent article in the Economic Times claimed that the growth in India's total factor productivity (TFP), the efficiency with which inputs of both labour and capital are used, had accelerated, whereas China's had slowed owing to wasteful investment.

By December the current account was 9.6% of GDP in the red, inflation had accelerated to 43% a year, and growth had slowed to 0.8%.

The parameter δ estimates whether the rate of trait evolution has accelerated or slowed over time as one moves from the root to the tips of the tree.

The delta scale was used to detect whether the rate of covariance of traits had accelerated or slowed along the phylogeny, indicating adaptive radiation of the traits in species evolution.

But it's unclear if N26's growth has also accelerated or slowed down.

Fred Harman, general partner at Oak Investment Partners, said, "Much of the news media business needs to be reassembled online around an ad-supported model and the timetable for this has been accelerated, not slowed, by this economic down cycle.

In reaction, a partner at Oak noted that "the news media business needs to be reassembled online around an ad-supported model and the timetable for this has been accelerated, not slowed, by this economic down cycle".