Sentence examples for slow given the from inspiring English sources

However, Nationwide said the annual pace of growth in London was likely to slow given the high base for comparison from the third quarter of 2013 and anecdotal evidence from surveyors and estate agents that activity may be slowing.

The company's revenue growth was always likely to slow given the increasing maturity of messaging apps worldwide, but, with it believed to be considering a public listing this year — it aborted a planned dual U.S.-Japan IPO in 2014 — it needs to show prospective investors that its business has the legs to continue to develop, both in terms of users and revenue.

Indeed, the build-up is surprisingly slow given the length of O'Keeffe's career (she died in 1986, aged 98).

Firstly, it avoids the possibility of GSCAs executing a service search process, which would be slow given the limitations of the users' devices and the Bluetooth communication infrastructure.

It also cast doubt on Sony's prospects, saying a "meaningful recovery will be slow, given the company's loss of technology leadership in key products, high competition, weak economic conditions in developed markets and the strong yen".

Spotify, meanwhile, is still inching its way to an IPO, but you can see why the company is taking it slow: given the number of casualties and challenges in the digital music industry, I'm guessing the company wants to build up as large of a business as it can, both in terms of users and revenue-generating services, as it can before debuting in the unforgivable public markets.

That bubble hasn't popped yet, and shows little sign of slowing given the rise of new streaming platforms that are all pushing their own original content.

The unprecedented size of his forces made their progress quite slow, giving the Greeks plenty of time to prepare their defense.

But the resulting operation was criticized by many with experience in Special Operations as far too noisy ("It would wake the dead," one officer told me) and far too slow, giving the Taliban time to organize their resistance.

Deeper in the airways, the clearance is slower, given the increased pathway length and decreased mucous velocity (Geiser and Kreyling 2010).

A song allows the prose to be slower, giving the audience time to appreciate a message.