Sentence examples for by a sharp slowing from inspiring English sources

ABN Amro economist Nick Kounis said: "We think the eurozone is set for a gradual economic recovery, helped by a sharp slowing in the pace of austerity, an acceleration in global demand growth and a sustained easing of uncertainty and financial stress.

Exports in fact grew more slowly in 2005 than in 2004, but the pace of import growth fell by much more, owing to a sharp slowing of investment and construction after the government acted to stop the economy overheating.The past few months' figures suggest that imports are rebounding and exports have slowed more sharply.

A sharp slowing of growth in China would hit those economies hard.

"There has been a sharp slow-down in activity.

But the poor job numbers suggest that any bang a rate cut might give the financial markets would be muted by the apparent sharp slowing in the broader economy.

Figure 3 thus suggests an initially higher risk, followed at first by a sharp and later by a slower decrease of risk.

The economy is slowing rather dramatically, led by a sharp contraction in the housing market, and the yield curve's steep inversion suggests a recession cannot be entirely ruled out.

The stock market fell in a broad sell-off on Wednesday, led by a sharp drop in shares of Apple on worries about slowing demand for its products.

Take, for example, the sigmoid curve that is characteristic of technology diffusion (e.g., Rogers 2003, Ch.7): a slow initial diffusion is followed by a sharp increase in market penetration, and ends in an ever slower approach to maximum market share.

Time-lapse microscopic analyses of HeLa cells showed short distances (15 μm) between tumor cells and stroma cells induced a continuous increase in the percentage of HeLa cells in the S/G2/M phases of the cell cycle, while longer distances (70 μm) between the cells caused a slower increase followed by a sharp increase in the percentage of cells in S/G2/M phases.

It is characterized by a sharp rise caused by disruption of passive film and a slow decay due to repassivation.