Sentence examples for decelerated pace from inspiring English sources

It may be the last opportunity they have to fill their boots in that manner, for no side, surely, will come at them on the slow, grabby pitch in Chittagong with anything other than spin or wickedly decelerated pace.

When you open your eyes again, resume movement at a decelerated pace.

Excluding also the transition economies and the downward bias they impart to world totals, the per capita meat consumption in the rest of the world has been growing at a much slower, but always decelerating, pace: by 2.5 kg in the first decade mid-1960ss mid-1970s70s), and by 1.6 kg in the second and third decades (see memo item in Table 3.10).

More recently, there has been increased interest in slow reading as result of the slow movement and its focus on decelerating the pace of modern life".

I would certainly agree that this trend is of a piece with the deep longing many of us share to "decelerate the pace of modern life".

And we should remember that it easier to decelerate the pace of change than it is to accelerate it, particularly once change begins, before inertia and fatigue set in.

"We would also note that unlike some competitors, Macy's sales pace has decelerated in recent months.

January comps in China, seen as McDonald's principal growth driver, decelerated from its scorching pace in prior months.

In places like Saudi Arabia, where the government is in the business of tightly controlling its population, it's a very useful, if brutal, tool, leaving little chance the kingdom will decelerate their bloody pace in 2016, even as the world moves away from executions.

Economic growth has decelerated since last June to half its earlier pace.

And while revenue grew 8 percent over all in the period, the pace of growth decelerated in the second quarter, Burberry said.