Sentence examples for pace has slackened from inspiring English sources

Lately, however, the pace has slackened.

But the pace has slackened dramatically in the past three decades.

While Qassemi's frantic pace has slackened, the turmoil isn't going away: "I think the Arab spring is going to continue into 2012.

According to the labour ministry, the agencies' revenues have recently been growing rapidly, though people in the industry say that the pace has slackened as Japan's economy has slid into recession.

By the time Chris was growing up in the 1960s, radio was in decline, and Bob and Ray's frenetic work pace had slackened, although they still did some radio work, appeared on television with Ed Sullivan and Johnny Carson, among others, and produced commercials and industrial films, including a series on plant safety for Alcoa.

Since the Bank of England reined in mortgage demand, the pace of activity has slackened.

The pace of change has slackened and Russians are preoccupied less with the threat of civil war than with bewildering economic transformation, much like their bourgeois great-grandparents in the 1890s.

"The pace of global expansion has slackened, especially in the United Kingdom's main export markets," the MPC said in a statement explaining its decision.

Although unemployment remains near a 30-year low, the pace of job creation has slackened, and if the economy continues to grow at a rate below its noninflationary potential, the unemployment rate would probably rise.

Sadly, the pace of sales of state-owned firms has slackened, from 254 deals in 1997 to 19 in 2001.

THE pace at which the world's forests are vanishing has slackened over the past decade but it is still alarming, according to the Food and Agriculture Organisation, a UN agency.