Sentence examples for has slowed slightly from inspiring English sources

The world has slowed — slightly.

Likewise, the economy, where demand has slowed slightly, but not imploded.

Headline consumer-price inflation has slowed slightly, to 3.3% in the year to December, thanks to falling oil prices.

Although its breakneck sales growth has slowed slightly of late, it owes its success to exploiting two trends.

Although the pace of medical spending has slowed slightly recently (to 7.9% in 2004), spending has risen by 40% since 2000.

Corporate investment is already sagging in response to weaker profits, and consumer spending has slowed slightly, though it is still rising faster than income.

Second-home sales have slowed slightly in England's Lake District, but prices are still steadily increasing.

Most of the increase has come from a sharp acceleration in exports, while imports have slowed slightly.

In a sell note, analysts at Liberum said: Divisional revenue growth rates appear to have slowed slightly, except in North America where there has been a slight improvement.

Sales of cars and light trucks have slowed slightly recently, but they are still expected to hit 13 million this year, up from 10 million in 2009.

China said on Monday that its economic growth rate had slowed slightly to 6.7% in the second quarter of this year, from 6.8% the previous quarter, and a government spokesman warned a trade conflict threatens all the affected economies.