And the more slowly growing trade across the Atlantic is vulnerable to any slackening of economic activity in Europe or America.
"Bank deposits, cash registers and pocketbooks continue to bulge with dollars as most industrialists, retailers and consumers on the East Coast foresee no slackening of business activity for months to come.
Intensity of attacks was functionally evaluated on a 3-point scale: "1" for mild headache that allowed for carrying out an activity as usual, "2" for moderate headache that slackened an activity without stopping it, and "3" for severe headache that stopped an activity, and needed repose or sleep.
Since the Bank of England reined in mortgage demand, the pace of activity has slackened.
However, dealing with nonlinear impulsive differential equations have faced, as usual, several drawbacks that caused slackening progress of this theory.
Her morning website checks have found a continuing but slackening stream of recall notices and salmonellosis cases.
Economists have blamed Europe's prolonged financial crisis and slowing Chinese growth for sluggish U.S. factory activity in May, which has evoked among investors memories of the slackening of job growth in the summer of 2011 when the U.S. recovery nearly stalled.
Nor did it occasion a slackening of his influence.
This sudden slackening of dramatic tension is proving deadly.
With the slackening of the swadeshi movement, however, most of the national schools were eventually closed.
