Sentence examples for through a slowdown from inspiring English sources

Global growth has gone through a slowdown as well.

Or change could come through a slowdown in world trade and a correction of international imbalances.

"We'll go through a slowdown, but there's always going to be another up cycle," Ms. de Milly said.

Tim Koogle, Yahoo's chief executive, said that with $1.7 billion in cash and marketable securities, the company had the financial strength to make it through a slowdown.

The sector has been struggling through a slowdown and a tight credit market prompted by last summer's jump in defaults and foreclosures on subprime home loans made to people with credit problems.

The Target sale probably reflects his belief that the U.S. economy could go through a slowdown and that Wal-Mart does better in such periods.

More broadly, much-needed economic overhauls — like improving the country's infrastructure and cutting red tape — have been notoriously tough to push through, while a slowdown in growth in recent years has made the country less attractive to foreign investors, despite the potential offered by a huge, young population.

Among BAMM results, the overall trend in the sigmodontine radiation was summarized as a rate-through-time plot indicating a slowdown in speciation rates close to the present (Additional file 6: Figure S1).

The IMF forecasts real GDP growth rates above 9% through to 2016; a slowdown to 7-8% does not sound that scary.

Netro has been going through cash reserves amid a slowdown in spending on telecommunications gear.

But Rouse's tenure, which ran through 1970, coincided with a slowdown in the pianist's musical expansion, which became stepwise and incremental.