Sentence examples for pronounced deceleration from inspiring English sources

In its interim forecast last month the EC said that, while growth in 2011 would still be 1.6% in the eurozone and 1.7% in the EU, a "pronounced deceleration" was expected in the second half.

Toni Sacconaghi, an analyst with Bernstein Research, wrote in a note to investors Monday that he expects IBM to report $22.1 billion in revenue, citing "pronounced deceleration" in Europe and Asia.

Instead, the pronounced deceleration in its rate of fitness improvement indicates that the population early on incorporated most of those mutations that provided the greatest gains, and subsequently relied on beneficial mutations that were fewer in number, smaller in effect, or both.

Early gains accelerated markedly in midmorning after Alan Greenspan, the Federal Reserve chairman, strongly suggested that the central bank would cut short-term rates if the economy's deceleration, already pronounced, threatened to become too rapid.

Moreover, this deceleration was even more pronounced if the stimuli were categorized in terms of rejected and accepted offers.

"The deceleration in the business was pronounced," said A. M. Sacconaghi, an analyst at the investment research firm Sanford C. Bernstein & Company.

Furthermore, the improvement in LV diastolic function at 6 months follow-up was more pronounced among non-diabetic patients compared with diabetic patients, including the measure of E′, E/E′, E-wave deceleration time, and overall LV diastolic dysfunction grade (interaction group and time P value in Table 2).

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"Very sad," pronounced Ms. Garcia.

Hillary Clinton pronounced herself "offended".