Sentence examples for more slowly because from inspiring English sources

Africa's population is still growing, remember, even if more slowly because fertility is falling.

Those that were available fattened more slowly because of that poor grazing.

Officials said workers were forced to proceed more slowly because of extreme heat and electrical storms.

Union officials said the longshoremen were working more slowly because of safety concerns.

"And you could anticipate the instinct will be to go more slowly because of what happened in Japan".

He predicted that personal spending would advance more slowly, because consumers were less confident and because of tighter credit conditions.

By the early 16th century, horse teams were beginning to replace ox teams in ploughing work in Britain because of their greater speed, strength and agility, particularly on lighter soils; in heavier soils ox teams retained an advantage, both because they pulled more steadily, albeit more slowly, and because they could work despite being fed by grazing alone.

It concludes what economists have long known: "Overall, countries integrating rapidly with the world economy have fared better than those integrating more slowly... because the fastest globalizing countries have enjoyed rates of economic growth that averaged 30 to 50percentt higher over the past 20 years.

The economy is projected to grow more slowly, primarily because of slow growth in the labor force.

The development of Western small arms proceeded more slowly, mainly because the United States insisted upon maintaining a power level comparable to the M1.

New York State's swine population has grown more slowly, possibly because of the cold climate's impact on litter size.