Sentence examples for greatly slow from inspiring English sources

Rapid growth may cause environmental problems, but it will greatly slow the pace at which America ages.

The big providers have been reluctant to do so, because data services use much more bandwidth and, as AT&T customers with iPhones know, that can greatly slow a network.

They won't be forced to leave the country, like those U.S. diplomats and other government employees whom the State Department will send home to hit the required number of seven hundred and fifty-five, but they will lose their jobs — and in so doing, greatly slow down the everyday work of U.S. diplomatic missions in Russia.

Previous work in our laboratory has shown that these molecular layers can greatly slow the passivation process.

If true, this would hamper adoption of Open Source and Open Data in chemistry, and greatly slow the growth of projects such as those in the Blue Obelisk.

If that increased backpressure can greatly slow the flow or even stop it, the mud will begin to sink down the well under its own weight, says Bommer.

Traffic may be allowed, but greatly slowed by the addition of "pinch points" at intersections.

First, research progress has been greatly slowed down, meaning crop improvement will now take longer.

The International Rescue Committee's effort greatly slowed starvation deaths in Abdulgan, at least temporarily.

Although the virus's spread had greatly slowed by then, cases were still being reported.

The disappointing fact is that the rate at which the fund has been expanding its work will be greatly slowed.