Sentence examples for may be slow down from inspiring English sources

However, recent experiments revealed that the associated fluxes may be slow down by an increase in atmospheric CO2 concentration.

According to the TechCrunch layoff tracker, layoffs in the tech sector may be slowing down, which we reported in May.

The Chinese behemoth may be slowing down, but Taiwan got there before it.

While Somalia's transitional government got a 40-ton pile of guns and ammunition from the United States in June, the Shabab's outside support may be slowing down.

Richard may be slowed down by a hunched back and hobbled gait, but this performance spins a classic, much-interpreted character until we're all dizzy.

He said, 'Come on, your brain is still working, even if the rest of you may be slowing down, so think about it.' He got me intrigued".

"Although the number of students from disadvantaged backgrounds entering higher education has reached record levels again this year, there are early signals that the good progress made in recent years may be slowing down.

Despite concerns that the Chinese economy may be slowing down, China and other emerging economies in the region are now the largest buyers of a number of commodities, including iron ore and coal.

In West Antarctica, one of the three main outlets (which includes the glaciers behind Larsen B) seems to be speeding up, but another (the most volatile) may be slowing down.

One member, Eric A. Goldstein, a senior attorney with the Natural Resources Defense Council, called the extension of the panel's deadline "an encouraging sign that the fracking express may be slowing down to a more moderate speed".

Her Majesty may be slowing down – only one or two events a day now, separated by lie-downs in the afternoons – but she will still dutifully be doing a royal tour of the British Isles during the summer and the younger members of the family are being sent out to show themselves across most parts of the Commonwealth.