Sentence examples for slowed below from inspiring English sources

Only when revenue growth slowed below 5% did he take drastic measures, announcing in March 1999 that HP would spin off its test and measurement units.

Intel said Asian markets had slowed below expected levels, despite brisk sales in Japan and China, but International Data forecast Asian growth of 33.4percentt in the fourth quarter.

Over the past week, I've been calling Verizon Communications to complain that my high-speed DSL connection has slowed below the speed of the dial-up that I had about ten years ago.

The economy grew 4% last year, but it has already slowed below 3% this year as exports became more expensive in U.S. dollar terms not just in the U.S., of course, but in Asian destinations such as Hong Kong, whose currency is pegged to the dollar.

Reduce power to idle or slightly above idle to 'kiss' the airplane onto the ground to prevent bounce Let the airplane roll on it's main wheels as it slows (slight forward stick may be helpful) After the airplane has slowed below flying speed lower the tail wheel to the runway and hold it there with full back pressure on the yoke.

The middle of the match was largely quickened by an elbow injury to Simon, which caused him to roll in his first serve at speeds rarely exceeding 90 miles per hour, and even occasionally slowing below 70 miles per hour.

When the car slows below twenty-five miles an hour for five minutes, the app shuts off.

Taken as a whole, though, growth in the world economy seems likely to slow below 3% next year a pace that many count as recessionary.

First, even if the economy were to slow below the trend rate, it would still be speeding along faster than its 25-year average.

"If these problems were to spill over to the U.S. economy, causing growth to slow below its potential rate of growth of between 2.5-2.75 2.5-2.75 percentuld upsetheye modest job gains we've seen thus far".

To reach that level, economic growth would have to slow below today's trend rate (now widely believed to be 3.5-4 3.5-4%a while.The implication is that Mr Meyer, at least, thinks more interest-rate rises are necessary.