That hardly suggests a dramatic slowdown.
[C14.] Report Shows Economic Slowdown The economy grew at an annual rate of 1.3percentt in the second quarter, a performance that was slightly stronger than previously thought but which still marked a dramatic slowdown from the beginning of the year.
There was a dramatic slowdown in the Long Island job market last year, Dr. Kamer said.
"The continuation of a dramatic slowdown of orders due to a very weak U.S. economy and strong U.S. dollar hammered domestic profitability and export competitiveness," the company said.
But a key survey yesterday saw a dramatic slowdown in the pace of decline in the large services sector, which accounts for two-thirds of the economy.
The big seven lenders have been subjected to tests of their ability to withstand a dramatic slowdown in China and a contraction in the eurozone.
That was a dramatic slowdown from the 42.8percentt pace of the first quarter, but down only a bit from the first half.
Britain's economy has remained resilient in recent months to shocks from plunging stock markets and fears of a dramatic slowdown in China, the eurozone and the US.
The rapid rise of renewables charted in the new IEA report will lead to a dramatic slowdown in the growth of carbon emissions, the agency said.
Fitch, a ratings agency, reckons that mortgage loans underwritten with less-than-complete documentation standards made up over half the subprime loans.The effects of a dramatic slowdown, or credit crunch, in the subprime and the Alt A market could spread.
