Sentence examples for closed to slow from inspiring English sources

Some 20,000 people were thought to have been in the boats of the flotilla, which travelled at 4 knots (4.6 mph), with the Thames barrier closed to slow the river's flow.

And the money flow doesn't seem close to slow down.

The images transmitted were super-pixelated, and the frame rate was probably closer to slow motion stop motion than any familiar standards of video.

Nothing else could come close to slowing Doncic.

Trying to anticipate that outcome, many traders are pre-emptively selling stocks on the slightest signs that the Fed could be closer to slowing its stimulus.

As explained through the day -- the selloff is partly due to speculation that the US Federal Reserve is close to slowing its stimulus programme.

The US dollar strengthened after generally decent economic out of America last night; some economists believe the Federal Reserve is closer to slowing its bond-buying stimulus programme.

Neither program has come close to slowing down Amazon's ability to increase it's market share of online sales or increase its competitive advantage over Google and the participating retailers.

The protest was nowhere close to slowing down despite it being close to midnight.

Adafruit is close to hitting its tenth birthday, and the technology company hasn't even come close to slowing down.

Twenty-four patients (of 40 intended) were enrolled when the study was closed due to slow accrual.