Sentence examples for slow gains from inspiring English sources
A decline in the confidence of American consumers to a seven-month low, largely because of worries about jobs, did not slow gains in stocks.
Oh, sure, there are reasons to be depressed, and the Fed chairman rattled them off: "The persistently high level of unemployment, slow gains in wages for those who remain employed, falling house prices, and debt burdens that remain high".
The slow gain fluctuations of both the DAC and ADC of the generation and acquisition stages of the LIA are compensated using two ADCs alternately acquiring the signal coming from the device under test (DUT) and the stimulus (STIM) signal.
Single tissue samples showed a slow gain of relatively long transcripts across fewer loci.
A slow gain in height may be an indication that your baby is not receiving proper amounts of important nutrients.
But that low-hanging fruit is exhausted, Cowen continues, and since 1974, the United States has experienced slower growth, slower increases in median income, slower job creation, slower productivity gains, slower life-expectancy improvements and slower rates of technological change.
That follows months of somewhat slower gains — the index is up 28.9percentt so far this year, according to Bloomberg Data, and up 102percentt (0r more than double) over the past 24 months.
Treasury Market Slides (By Bloomberg News) -- Treasury bond prices declined yesterday after reports of rising labor costs and slower gains in worker productivity increased expectations that the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates a half-point on May 16.
"Underlying sectors that have been driving these movements are showing signs of leveling off or reversing as we look ahead," it said in a research note, citing slower gains in rental prices and a drop in car prices.
The slower gains mark a break from a 12-month streak where employers added over 200,000 jobs each month.
By selling more and more shares in the portfolio companies, Intel has been offsetting slowing gains of its core microprocessor business, points out Fred Hickey, editor of The Hi-Tech Strategist newsletter.
