Sentence examples for substantially slowed from inspiring English sources

It also said that the rate of spending had substantially slowed from the previous year.

In fact, the combined efforts of the American program to combat AIDS abroad, a global health fund based in Geneva, private donors and national governments have substantially slowed transmission of the disease.

The change would have substantially slowed the flow of millions of dollars in annual rent and fees to the authority and introduced a note of uncertainty about the pace of construction at the 26-acre site, which straddles 11th Avenue between 30th and 33rd Streets, he said.

"We are reducing E.D.S.'s expense base while better aligning earnings and cash flow to reflect the realities of a market in which growth has substantially slowed -- and may remain soft well into next year," the company, based in Plano, Tex., said in a letter to shareholders.

Minor volcanic eruptions substantially slowed Earth's warming between 2000 and 2013, a new study suggests.

Morphological analysis results showed that blocking IL-4 and IL-6 substantially slowed the regeneration process (Fig. 5A).

But it could substantially slow the rate at which they are rising.

This approach offers no incentive to run unneeded tests, and it has been credited with substantially slowing the growth in Medicare payments to hospitals.

"The study findings suggest that the Mind diet substantially slows cognitive decline with age," Martha Clare Morris, a nutritional epidemiologist at Rush University Medical Centre, and her team said in a report in the journal Alzheimer's & Dementia.

An economic slowdown in the US and Europe could substantially slow this infusion of cash, because immigrants are often the first to lose their jobs when recession takes hold.

The moisture feedback can enhance Rossby wave component, thereby substantially slowing down eastward propagation.