Sentence examples for frequent slowdown from inspiring English sources
Syndicate is not nearly the technical disaster that last year's Unity was, but frequent slowdown and texture pop-in are both fairly common on PS4, especially when travelling around in a horse and cart, where a disgusting motion blur literally attempts to disguise the fact the world is struggling to keep up with itself.
Indeed, it suggests shorter recoveries and more frequent slowdowns, just as we have seen in Japan.
In an area of such sprawl, its 73.1-mile route system seems meager -- you can forget Venice Beach or the Santa Monica Pier -- and regular commuters complain of faraway stations with inconvenient bus connections, not to mention frequent slowdowns.
A day after Congress voted to avert further air-traffic slowdowns, Mr. Obama chided lawmakers for looking out for their own interests as frequent fliers rather than caring for less privileged Americans harmed by other spending cuts.
Shipping companies often feel the effect of an economic slowdown a bit later than other industries, because their customers typically begin making smaller and more frequent shipments to avoid accumulating inventory when business is cooling.
A slowdown seems inevitable.
A severe economic slowdown.
Texas is feeling the slowdown.
