Sentence examples for should taper off from inspiring English sources

But that hiring should taper off quickly.

"And consumer sentiment should taper off as well".

"We believe rice prices should taper off as the spring harvest begins in May," Ms. Sofat said.

Fed policy makers, at their last meeting, discussed whether they should taper off purchases of mortgage-backed securities but put off making any decision.

There is no rain (yet), but weather.com, which predicted hours of downpours, indicates that showers should taper off at — drum roll, please — 7 p.m., just in time for the Odalis Perez/Nelson Figueroa matchup that we've all been waiting for.

Travel spending, strong in 2006, should taper off in 2007 when that economic downturn we've long heard about kicks in.

Fed officials thus entered this week's meeting with cross-cutting pressures: an underlying view that QE should start to taper off soon; and economic data that undermined the case for such a tapering.

Of course, it should be expected that growth will taper off to some extent after a new platform's launch, as this is the time when developers push out their new apps in order to be ready for the new users.

However, the head of Taylor Wimpey, Pete Redfern, recently said that the chancellor should consider "tapering off" the scheme.

By that time, gasoline prices should be tapering off on their own, as vacation season winds down and people begin to drive less.

Pete Redfern, chief executive of Taylor Wimpey, said the government should consider "tapering off" its Help to Buy scheme, which is designed to help first-time buyers get on the housing ladder.