Sentence examples for further brake from inspiring English sources

And private debt is a further brake on renewed prosperity.

That will be a further brake on recovery.

Mr. Icahn's presence should act as a further brake.

Fewer new households, moreover, are being formed as families double up for economic reasons, putting a further brake on demand.

Several economists have pointed out that if payrolls do not improve substantially, the already slowing growth in consumer spending could lose any momentum and put a further brake on the economy.

Applicants were told that designs had to work with the Rainbow Pool, which would be spruced up as the new memorial's centerpiece, and this put a further brake on creativity.

Economists construed the survey as an indication that even healthy companies and many households were having difficulty securing capital, further braking the economy and making prospects more difficult for American workers.

The report warns that interest rates will have to rise further to brake the economy.In the event, the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee decided this week to keep interest rates at 6%.

Hamilton, who tried a further revised braking system with a new master cylinder and pedal leverage in a bid to enhance the feel he wants under heavy retardation, said: "We had quite a challenging day today and definitely have more to learn tomorrow.

To further improve brake-blending control performance, a mode-switching-based active control algorithm with a hierarchical architecture is developed for the backlash and flexibility compensation.

The further improvement of brake specific fuel consumption is mainly limited by four factors, i.e., the back flow loss, the exergy loss, the incomplete expansion loss, and the combustion loss.