Sentence examples for slow dissent from inspiring English sources
"But it appears that the slow dissent toward stagnation that began in March, on both the manufacturing and non-manufacturing sides, is over," he said.
Much of the focus has been on sharing pain and frustration – and battling the inevitable, eventual slew of dissent.
It is seeking to keep the momentum on the health care legislation from being slowed by the dissent over whether the eight-year war in Afghanistan should be escalated and how it will be paid for.
Supporters of deeper political and economic integration like majority voting because it makes it harder for less enthusiastic countries to dissent, or to slow legislation down.
His severe treatment of dissent helped erode his popularity, and the slow pace of social reform alienated his socialist partners, who broke their coalition with him.
Moreover, once Argentina's economy slows, Ms Fernández may have less scope to buy off dissent.
Led by this internal dissent, the film's critical tide may be slowing, if not turning.
Reports showed that job losses continue to slow, but remain elevated, while minutes from the Federal Reserve's December meeting showed dissent among board members about propping up the market for mortgages.
More than a half-century ago, Glenn Gould raised a ruckus when he and a famously dissenting Leonard Bernstein performed the Brahms at then-record-setting length, but nowadays, such slow tempos are almost the norm.
There are even signs that Mr Mbeki agrees with Mr Mugabe's brutal land redistribution, suppression of dissent and manipulation of the constitution.It is depressing to predict the continuation of Africa's slow demise.
The likelihood of slower economic growth in future will undermine his legitimacy in the eyes of many ordinary Russians; if dissent increases, the odds of fresh repression are worryingly high.Let Russians free themselvesThe West is in an awkward position.
