Sentence examples for more slowly under from inspiring English sources

Since 1985, the report said, per capita health spending has grown more slowly under Medicare than under private insurance.

Analyzing that plan, the Congressional Budget Office said, "Federal payments would tend to grow more slowly under the proposal than projected costs per enrollee under current law".

All in all, Bosworth gives Mussolini rather low marks as a leader, pointing out that the country's economy grew more slowly under Fascism than before.

More precise clocks could also enable a closer probing of Einstein's theory of general relativity, which dictates that time flows more slowly under the pull of gravity.

As for the prime minister, he has said that this was a tax-cutting budget, that taxes are coming down for all families, and that the tax burden will rise more slowly under Labour than under Tory plans.

With decreasing pressure head, soil unsaturated hydraulic conductivity reduced more slowly under degraded conditions than non-degraded conditions.

Spending under Obama has grown more slowly than under Presidents Nixon, Ford, Reagan and Bush 41, noted conservatives all.

He read a passage from Rex Nutting of MarketWatch stating that spending under Mr. Obama had grown even more slowly than under Mr. Hoover.

"Spending under my administration has grown more slowly than under any president in 60 years," Obama said Tuesday afternoon at a fundraiser in Baltimore.

The initial benefits of workers falling between these two groups would be increased by a proportional blend of wage and price indexing.A balance of benefitsWhile the Social Security benefits of most middle and high earners would still rise under progressive indexing, they would grow more slowly than under the current system.

So far, Barack Obama has signed $2 trillion of spending cuts into law, and spending under the Obama administration has grown more slowly than under any president in sixty years.