Sentence examples for more difficult growth from inspiring English sources

"Over the past week, we've seen U.S. economic data becoming more spotty, and purchasing managers' indexes in Asia showing a moderation of growth there — it's all piling on to show that the global economy is facing a more difficult growth environment," said Emil Wolter, head of Asian strategy at RBS in Singapore.

Yet as Wal-Mart makes more of those purchases in the less-served, but more difficult states, growth will inevitably slow.

Thomas Cook shares plunged 22% to 107p as the group announced Green's departure and warned that trading had become more difficult and growth would be slower in the current financial year.

When a further £400m vanished from the value of the company on news of her departure, many believed a chunk was attributable to Thomas Cook warning that trading had become more difficult and growth would be slower in the current financial year.

This makes Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee's job even more difficult because falling growth will make other key budget estimates, like revenue growth, go haywire.

His turnaround efforts have been made more difficult because economic growth in Britain has remained sluggish and financial markets have been turbulent.

She has promised to do so while saving money, a task made more difficult by the growth of her department that began under President George W. Bush.

In fact, to realize low-density BQDs, the density and distribution of both the seed QDs and the active QDs and their interlayer strain coupling must be well controlled, which is more difficult than the growth of the traditional single-layer low-density QDs in wavelength <1000 nm.

The growth of high-quality InAlN seems to be more difficult compared with InGaN growth because the optimum growth temperatures for InN and AlN are largely different.

The downgrading was motivated by Moody's perception that growth is becoming more difficult for Motorola, as if growth is supposed to be easy.

The measurement of subsolid nodules is more complex than for solid nodules; moreover, the typical slow growth of such nodules makes a precise estimation of growth more difficult at follow-up.