Sentence examples for difficulties slowing from inspiring English sources

An authoritarian government, for instance, may have difficulties slowing the spread of a new idea in a certain medium say, internet chatter about a book that explains how corruption undermines job creation.

Memory difficulties, slowing mental speed, and decreased mental flexibility become evident in old age, even in older adults without dementia [ 1- 5].

Nearly 80 million people in 77 countries received the influenza vaccine with WHO's help—including providing a "seed" strain of the virus used by manufacturers but the report says that "numerous systemic difficulties" slowed distribution to low-resource countries.

The Huskies had four scorers in double figures but had difficulty slowing Marquette's breakneck transition offense, especially in the first half.

A fair number of them have difficulty slowing down, playing alone and being mindful, as they become used to the intense level of stimulation and instant feedback they experience on "kid friendly" sites.

Immediately after noticing breathing difficulty, slow your pace down.

It will have a capacitive touch screen and manufacturing difficulties are slowing down the tablet's release to a crawl, thereby preventing us all from having one.

Many analysts have pointed to his repeated references to the links between high stock prices, the wealth effect, consumer spending and the Fed's difficulty in slowing growth in late 1999 and early 2000 as evidence that Fed officials were indirectly targeting the stock market.

Although critics of strong national climate change policies often talk about how much taking action costs the economy, they usually don't compare it to the cost of doing nothing - which will be far higher in the future from the pollution we're emitting now, as both the damaging effects of climate change, and the difficulty of slowing it, escalate.

Without the friction of performing difficulties to slow them, their imaginations often hear their music faster than the rest of us will.

Although these difficulties have slowed researchers in their studies, they haven't stopped them.