Sentence examples for marked deceleration from inspiring English sources
The event(s) that might bring on a cessation / marked deceleration in the rate of monetary inflation are many.
Thereafter, however, there was a marked deceleration of growth, caused mainly by the disruptive effects of the ethnic conflict on economic activity.
Added sulphate causes a shift in formal potential to less positive values and a marked deceleration in the rate of electron transfer.
Faced with a marked deceleration last year and early this year, the Chinese authorities have announced a string of targeted measures in recent months aimed at putting a floor under the economy.
A biphasic transient heart rate response with a marked deceleration followed by a subsequent acceleration was seen more frequently in the placebo group compared to the EMLA glucose group.
Faced with a marked deceleration of growth last year and early this year, and eager to contain some of the risks that have built up in the financial system amid a surge in lending following the global financial crisis, the Chinese authorities have announced a series of measures aimed at supporting the economy and reducing inefficient or risky lending activities.
In both plate and rotating bending tests, some cracks exhibited marked decelerations and accelerations in growth rate, while others did not.
The quarter will likely mark a deceleration in the online retailer's sales growth to roughly 16% from 30% during the previous quarter, Citigroup analyst Mark S. Mahaney wrote in a note to investors Monday.
Taken together, the two months' figures mark a sharp deceleration in monthly employment growth, which averaged 215,000 during the previous three months.
The deceleration in protein maturation and disposal was marked by the accumulation of more non-monomers than monomers in most of these treatments.
Rio Tinto anticipated a slowdown in China following the Beijing Olympics, and indeed the deceleration in economic activity has already resulted in a marked reduction in Chinese commodity demand.
