Sentence examples for pause expansion from inspiring English sources

Within the service-sector report were items that might give the Fed pause: expansion in employment and accelerating prices — signs that price increases might not be easing.

And one of the main reasons these companies haven't become larger competitors is that the legal ambiguity surrounding the industry have caused them to pause expansion, while DraftKings and FanDuel have forged ahead.

The decision to exit comes after New Look said in August that it had "paused" expansion in Russia.

There's so much pressure on the servers, the game has been crashing – causing game maker Niantic Labs, a Google/Alphabet spinoff company, to pause its expansion plans for the time being while they deal with server capacity issues.

The first hypothesis argues for an origin in Taiwan around 5,500 years Before Present (BP), followed by a "pulse and pause" style expansion through the Pacific into the Philippines and Island South-East Asia, along the coast of New Guinea and into Oceania [5], [6], [7], [8].

Language trees place the arrival of original Austronesians in Taiwan at approximately 5,230 years ago and suggest a series of settlement pauses and expansion pulses linked to technological and social innovations (Gray et al. 2009).

The branch lengths in the estimated phylogenies suggest a series of settlement pauses and expansion pulses.

The new age estimates are consistent with those presented in Gray et al [3] in supporting a pulse-pause population expansion around 5,200 years ago from Taiwan.

These archaeological dynamics suggest a three-stage pulse-pause-pulse expansion process, similar to the three-stage colonization model recently proposed by Kitchen and colleagues [8], [9] based on genetic data.

Commissioner John Marinatto said that the Big East planned to "pause on the expansion front" and that he hoped to sit down with Syracuse and Pittsburgh officials in the near future about negotiating to let them out of the Big East after next season.

Still, the minutes said, "a pause in the expansion was not an unusual development during the early stages of a cyclical recovery, and the members generally viewed a pickup in growth as a reasonable expectation".