Sentence examples for slower than predicted from inspiring English sources

Positive values indicate growth exceeding the prediction, negative values are the expression of growth slower than predicted.

But recent data indicates the growth of the Chinese consumer class over the past five years has been slower than predicted.

Telematics, which connects computers and other electronic devices by radio, has been under discussion for a long time, but has been slower than predicted to take off.

George Osborne, the British chancellor of the Exchequer, acknowledged in a speech Tuesday evening that the economy was growing slower than predicted in March.

Since the recovery has been much slower than predicted, though, Congress decided last December to allow states to continue receiving the money if their unemployment rates were higher than they were three years earlier.

"Even if that gives a slight net warming for the past 15 to 17 years, it does not change the fact that the warming over the full 34 years since warming began has been slower than predicted by 95 per cent of the [computer] model runs consulted by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change….The key point is that warming is slower than expected," Lord Ridley said.

There is no doubt that world population will substantially increase over the next few decades, but there are now signs that it may do so at a slower rate than predicted.

Isothermal holding of A356 aluminium alloy reinforced with 20 wt.% of silicon carbide particles showed that settling occurs at significantly slower rates than predicted by theoretical models.

"In recent years, persistent above target inflation has squeezed businesses and consumers and has been one of the main factors accounting for the slower growth than predicted by the OBR [Office for Budget Responsibility] in 2010.

"The demand outlook continues to be strong, with supply lagging elsewhere in the industry, and we are seeing new supplies proving slower to materialize than predicted," said Sam Walsh, the head of Rio Tinto's iron ore division.

In a 5 nm nanochannel, the approach predicts 2.2 times slower mass release than predicted by Fick's law by comparing time spent to release 90% of mass.