Sentence examples for slowdown linked from inspiring English sources

The survey suggests that the consumer slowdown, linked to the downturn in the housing market, is continuing.

Analysts said Home Depot, like most retailers in the United States, had been hurt by an economic slowdown linked to rising interest rates.

He believes teens' clothes consciousness will forestall any sales slowdown linked to the economy at large.

Indeed, news reports suggest that Bachelet has "stalled" amid corruption scandals and economic slowdown linked to the global fall in commodity prices.

"Last time we went from a negative to a positive was the mid-70s," said Gerald Meehl, a National Atmospheric Research scientist, speaking about a warming slowdown linked to Pacific Decadal Oscillation.

The company's C.E.O., Jeff Weiner, has blamed its recent troubles largely on a broader economic slowdown; LinkedIn's business model relies on charging employers and employees for premium services, like sending messages to strangers, and when the economy isn't thriving headhunters and workers tend not to be as willing to pay for connections.

The approximately 15-year warming slowdown was linked to the negative phase of the PDO, which is also called its cool phase.

Diversification slowdowns, usually linked to diversity-dependent speciation are also associated with competition for limited resources or ecological limits on the number of species in a clade (e.g., [ 46, 68]) but alternative explanations exist.

The work slowdown has not been linked to a rise in crime.

Some of the slowdown in growth was linked to bad weather in early 2011 and an 11.7 percent decline in defense spending.

But Doug van Dorsten, an analyst with Thomas Weisel Partners, which had projected Sun would ultimately report earnings of 5 cents a share, said a slowdown in Europe was not particularly surprising and was probably linked to a slowdown in the United States.