Sentence examples for expected to slow down from inspiring English sources

But installations aren't expected to slow down much, either.

However, the wind industry is expected to slow down or even come to a halt at the end of the year, with the expiry of tax credits.

On the other side of the ball, the 49ers' defense is among the best and most feared groups in the N.F.L., and can be expected to slow down the Falcons running attack that was the key to last week's win.

"Smartphone market growth is expected to slow down with each passing year, and HTC has to face a resurgent Motorola, Nokia and Sony," said Abhishek Chauhan, principal consultant at ICT Practice of Frost & Sullivan.

The shadow chancellor, Ed Balls, said: "The IMF is right to warn about an unbalanced recovery and it is concerning that growth is expected to slow down next year.

According to Jones Lang LaSalle Hotels, an international hotel investment services company, 2007 is on track to surpass last year's record of $35 billion in hotel mergers and acquisitions, although the recent credit crisis is expected to slow down deals.

And oil demand, in general, will likely be at least in part a function of underlying economic growth, which many observers increasingly expect to slow down if not swing into reverse by 2020.

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The horse will quickly learn the pattern and expect to slow down at the given letters.

And global warming is expected to slow this down: the hotter the surface layer becomes, the longer the replenishment takes.

Notebook shipments are expected to slow in general, down to 183.3 million in 2017, from 203.3 million in 2013.