Sentence examples for slower clip from inspiring English sources

Today, the smuggling trade continues, though perhaps at a slower clip, people here say, costing $60,000 per head.

The odds of an imminent interest rate increase in China fell on Friday, as Beijing announced that industrial production grew at a slightly slower clip in June.

Store clerks and cashiers will continue to form the backbone of the business, though their numbers will rise at a slower clip, to 9 million from 7.7 million, according to the bureau.

The commercials will run across the state, though at a considerably slower clip than during last year's record-breaking Senate race, when Jon S. Corzine often spent as much as $1.5 million a week.

In contrast, real wages have increased, albeit at a much slower clip than before the recession, for those in the top 30 percent of the wage distribution since 2011 and are up over the entire 2007-12 period.

Though we've now had sixty-nine straight months of job growth, and it has been seven years since the last recession, the jobs report showed that the economy is still growing at a much slower clip than we were once accustomed to.

America's health spending in 2009 grew by 3.9%, the slowest clip since the government started keeping track.

And it was very much still a haze, though an articulate one: most of the songs from her last two albums oozed at a slow clip.

But "Mr. Obama's English is easy to understand because he pronounces words clearly and speaks at a relatively slow clip," said Professor Tadaharu Nikaido, a communication specialist here.

The pharmaceutical industry insists that drugs account for less than 10 percent of health care costs, that their prices are rising at a slow clip and that bargaining by big-bulk purchasers creates a genuine market system.

"We are likely to see more of what we've seen – piecemeal reforms moving more or less in the right direction, but at a fairly slow clip and no bold breakthroughs because of this election," Curtis said.