Sentence examples for started to slacken from inspiring English sources

The upmarket property company Hamptons International halved its growth forecast for Greater London next year to 3% after the 15% predicted for this year, saying the pace of growth had started to slacken.

The pace of her gunfire started to slacken, though she continued to score hits on Invincible.

On that day however, Menacho was killed on the ramparts by a chance shot; command of the garrison fell to Brigadier José Imaz and the Spanish defence started to slacken.

DAY 6: GAZPACHO WITH WATERMELON AND AVOCADO After several days of sitting out on the counter feeding the fruit flies, even the firmest tomatoes start to slacken.

They assert that slowing consumer spending will offset the gains corporate America is reaping from rising exports, which may also suffer because economies in Europe and Asia are starting to slacken.

Markets are now waiting to see whether next week's meeting of the Federal Reserve will provide clues as to when America's central bank might start to slacken the pace of its quantitative easing programme.

Beginning around 1960, the aesthetics begin to slacken.

Forced into the service of Mr. Elo's inane worming, the solid technique of the Aspen Santa Fe dancers slackened so drastically that I started to worry about permanent damage.

Stocks in emerging markets, which had in recent weeks bucked the bearish sentiment in the American stock market, declined more than 4percentt, suggesting that investors are starting to worry about what slackening retail sales in the United States might mean for markets that are heavily reliant on exports.

If those winds slacken, temperatures will start to rise again.The solar cycle is already turning.

Over all, economists are starting to gauge the effects on the wider economy, evaluating how any slackening in production by individual companies, especially in the automobile and technology sectors, could affect gross domestic product for the rest of the year.