Sentence examples for slower level from inspiring English sources

21, 1991): "The big question for the 1990s is whether we will see a normal transition to a slower level of wealth accumulation, or a once- every-50-years megatrauma of imploding assets, or some in-between pattern of reshuffling and minor bloodletting in The Forbes Four Hundred".

It was paid for mostly by grants that will also cover the rollout of at least 10 slower "level 2" facilities in Glendale throughout the year.

Unlike our previous findings on human DCs [ 9], [BF/S+L/Ep] treatment had a readily distinguishable and a slower level effect on the expression of immune-related genes in mouse BMDCs.

Burberry's strong growth in China is in contrast to recent cautious comments by rivals such as LVMH, owners of Louis Vuitton, who have reported slower levels of growth in the region.

It is possible that the slow level of turnover in the labor market has distorted the normal jobs report.

"However, with wages at their slowest level of growth for over a decade, these people are merely treading water in terms of their finances – often on interest-only mortgages and often with no financial contingency to cope with rising bills".

A dip in petrol prices helped inflation fall to its slowest level in more than four years last month, bringing welcome relief to households and bolstering expectations that interest rates will stay at their record low for many months to come.

If confirmed, India's growth will have slowed to its slowest level in a decade, and manufacturing is one sector that has been hit hard.

Overbuilding, a population that is growing at its slowest level since the 1970s and a weak local economy have sucked the demand from cities like Miami's housing market.

Essentially, SPL for the fastest level varied from 35 and 39 dBA, which encompassed the auditory detection threshold under the actual circumstances, and the SPL for the slowest level was ∼79 dBA.

One complicating factor is the important observation that the relatively slow level of spontaneous peptide release can be enhanced by the presence of a second peptide, a phenomenon referred to as "pushing off" [19].