Sentence examples for difficult to slow down from inspiring English sources

"He does everything at 150 mph and it can be difficult to slow down and go, tac".

"Demand will be very difficult to slow down unless you take a very bearish view on the long-term global economy," Mr. Robinson added.

IF YOU GET SICK, ISOLATE Some hard-charging, Type-A students might find it difficult to slow down and rest.At Wellesley, administrators try to check on students who have the flu with a phone call to discuss their health, says Dr. Vanessa Britto, the director of the health service.

"When you have a big vehicle, it's actually very difficult to slow down," says Dan Rasky from Nasa Ames in Silicon Valley, California.

Light is a great way to transmit information, but its speedy photons are difficult to slow down when signals must be delayed, for example, to be stored for brief times in optoelectronic circuits.

However, in our opinion, it was more difficult to slow down the frequency of oscillation, simply because no human could passively cause the hand to have a negative stiffness, rather, any human would need to actively exert forces on the force-feedback device to counter its motion such that its frequency of oscillation decreased.

Villeneuve said: "I'm fighting for the championship, he isn't, but he is racing in his home country, so it is difficult to tell him to slow down.

Mr. Schultz faces a difficult task: He has to slow down the company to make stores feel more like hip neighborhood coffeehouses while also delivering the steady growth that investors have come to expect from Starbucks.

PD is a neurodegenerative disease whose insidious onset makes its early diagnosis difficult, which is important to slow down the disease progression and optimise the therapy.

Controlling the tool in these conditions is very difficult and forces the operator to slow down the movements and perform a number trial and error attempts.

Diffusion barriers may be used to slow down the additive migration but difficult to stop it.