Sentence examples for decelerated from inspiring English sources

In the past 12 months, growth has decelerated appreciably.

Nominal growth decelerated slightly during the 2000s expansion but was clearly and persistently above 5% during the period of meaningful employment growth.

Britain's imported meat prices were 22.6% higher in March than a year earlier, but its 12-month producer-price inflation decelerated.

Therefore, it should not come as a surprise if in another four months Germany's growth rate has decelerated and the blame game resumed.This debate may look premature in a few months.

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As a result, the annual rate of house-price inflation has decelerated sharply.

John Chambers, Cisco's boss, claimed that this was "the fastest any industry of our size has decelerated".See article: Tech firms and the downturnPhilips Electronics, Europe's largest electronics maker, said that profits in the first quarter would be lower than expected, blaming falling sales of consumer electronics and mobile phones.

This mainly reflects our forecast of substantially weaker economic growth, which will limit tax revenue and increase pressure for policies that may increase public expenditure or lower revenue.Having accelerated to a surprisingly strong 6.7% in the first quarter of 2008, GDP growth slumped to 1.9% in the second quarter as private consumption decelerated and fixed investment contracted.

He denies knowledge of any wrongdoing.Formula One's business has decelerated sharply under private-equity ownership.

In the euro zone, where QE is not yet a policy, euro zone money supply growth decelerated to 2.9% in May from 3.2% in April and lending to the private sector was down 1.1% year-on-year.

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