Sentence examples for for slackening from inspiring English sources

Even the cheapest carriers are, after all, usually dearer than India's buses and trains, which carry 25m passengers a day.Another reason for slackening demand could be disenchantment with flying.

Smartphones are not cheap, and prospects for slackening consumer demand due to tightening budgets prompted selling pressure to sweep across the sector in late 2008.

Minor cosmetic procedures have also supplanted face-lifts as a short-term repair for slackened contours.

That unit, based in Seal Beach, Calif., has struggled recently because of slackening demand for commercial satellites and because of higher production costs.

Yields on the 30-year bond rose as high as 4.30percenttheireir highest point since mid-November, a sign of slackening demand for government debt.

This spring, as economists at Western investment banks have been reducing their growth forecasts for China, the specter of slackening Chinese demand has helped send world prices for industrial commodities like copper falling by 10 percent or more.

So, instead of slackening their policies for independent developers, they seem to be tightening them.

But according to Mintel all of these losses were accounted for by a slackening demand for traditional black teas.

The weakness was broad based, with the demand slackening for cars, machinery, computers and other items.

Mr. Broderick adopts just the right attitude for the role, slackening his baby face into a permanent sulk and letting his imploring puppy-dog eyes go dead.

Automobiles, semiconductors and business equipment were the main contributors to the gain, with output slackening for appliances, clothing, steel and electricity.