Sentence examples for dramatic slowing from inspiring English sources

Alan Greenspan, the Federal Reserve chairman, said today that "as far as we can judge, we have had a very dramatic slowing down".

-- We are -- as far as we can judge, we have had a very dramatic slowing down, and indeed we are probably very close to zero at this particular moment.

Alan Greenspan, the Fed chairman, said on Thursday that "as far as we can judge, we have had a very dramatic slowing down, and indeed we are probably very close to zero at this particular moment".

"As far as we can judge, we have had a very dramatic slowing down, and indeed we are probably very close to zero at this particular moment," Mr. Greenspan said.

In this study, we analyse a simple model of plant community assembly incorporating competition for space and dispersal dynamics, showing how, even when a species is capable of rapid migration into an empty landscape, the presence of an ecologically similar competitor causes Reid's paradox to re-emerge because of the dramatic slowing effect of competitive interactions on a species' rate of spread.

In modern cinema, she writes, "stories of marriage grew less and less dramatic, slowing down to an almost cinéma-vérité movement toward realism, with no resolution or explanation to be found, and certainly no explanation of what kept any couple together".

Cue emotional hospital scenes and dramatic slow-motion shots.

But in the breakdown for the bridge and the dramatic slow-motion ending, he shows his mastery.

Songs like "Love Me Tender" and "Girl from Ipanema" are not the most testing material for a classical voice, but Bocelli does bring a dramatic slow-burn to the more dynamic emotional profile of "Era Gia' Tutto Prevista".

In the past year, Mr. Just said, the recession caused a dramatic slow-down in new building permits, but sales volumes and prices have held steady in the country as a whole.

The language of Schulhoff, Mr. Hope said, draws liberally on the composer's interests and abilities as a bona fide jazzman, acerbic wit and dance aficionado, much of which influenced the writing in the sonata — a work so relentless in its ambition that even its lyrical parts are robust, its andante constituting "the most powerful and dramatic slow movement that one can imagine".