Sentence examples for will start to slow from inspiring English sources

"Now we're concerned that the international growth will start to slow," Mr. Wu said.

The mortgage bankers group predicts that refinancings will start to slow down this fall.

However, fears are mounting that investment by companies will start to slow in the coming months, as businesses delay spending amid heightened economic uncertainty.

The main question on the trading floors today, though, is whether the Fed will start to slow, or taper, its asset purchase scheme (quantitative easing, or QE).

8.38am BST European stock markets have inched higher this morning, as traders await developments in Germany, or more clarity over when the Federal Reserve will start to slow its money-printing stimulus.

Coupled with bulging order backlogs at the nation's home builders, that could mean that home sales will start to slow next year simply because there are not enough houses to satisfy the flood of buyers.

However, analysts say that will now start to slow, and may go into reverse after 2009.

When I shut down the engines (both jet and rocket) at 1,000mph, the car will initially start to slow down at 3g (60mperper second).

Not only will sales on new units start to slow as buyers weigh their many options before signing, but also the price and tier of the units will be affected -- the increase in quantity will result in an increase in diversity.

Usually things that start to slow them down will help get them sleepy and prepare them for bedtime.

He said that although there was some talk that the housing sector was starting to slow "I will believe that when I see it".