Sentence examples for move to slower from inspiring English sources

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Philips Electronics recently decided to drop its Nino CE-based handheld device, attributing the move to slower sales and market growth than originally expected.

"Heavily used files migrate to the fastest disk for best performance, while less used files move to slower media," Kusnetzky explained.

But Mr. Reich said he did not expect the move to slow the site's introduction.

There were few safe landings spots for U.S. investors Tuesday as the latest sovereign credit woes in Europe and concerns that China could move to slow its breakneck economic growth slammed stocks and nearly every other asset class.

Bernanke continues to tell us that any move to slow asset purchases would be dependent on the economic data, especially regarding the labor market.

The province's move to slow groundwater extraction appears tailor-made to address the growing public outcry over the operations of water giant Nestlé in drought-stricken southwestern Ontario.

As with export dependence, some Chinese leaders are starting to see the danger and have moved to slow bank lending.

A month later, China moved to slow its economy, including its red-hot steel sector, sending commodity prices, and the shares of BHP Billiton and other resource companies, reeling.

Carriers also moved to "slow steaming," traveling at slower and more fuel-efficient speeds, while the companies producing containers, the typically 20- or 40-foot boxes in which most consumer companies ship goods, essentially stopped making them.

There is one in which the Federal Reserve takes it for granted that there is not much slack in the system and moves to slow labour-market momentum before rising employment leads to upward pressure on wages and, eventually, prices.