Sentence examples for would have decelerated from inspiring English sources

The reason was not that the hornet would have decelerated its flights, but its turning tendencies deviated much stronger, so that its direction fidelity dropped after the onset of shimmering, which is documented in the x-y plane of scenario A (Fig. 9C, blue symbols).

Food and beverage prices, which soared last year, have decelerated slightly in 2008.

"Net sales of stocks by banks and corporations have decelerated late last year and early this year, compared to the two years previous," said Alexander Kinmont, chief equity strategist at Morgan Stanley Dean Witter in Tokyo.

His workrate may have decelerated (his most recent picture, the Irish voodoo horror Puffball, was made four years ago) but his stock is higher than ever.

The housing market "is reflective of the general economy, where conditions have decelerated but not gone into the tank," said Joel Naroff, president of Naroff Economic Advisors in Holland, Pa.

In fact, we may be seeing movement in that direction as former OMB Director, Peter Orszag reports, "health care costs have decelerated over the past few years, and Medicare costs have decelerated more than other health costs".

The decreased aboveground litterfall suggests that plantations might have decelerated ecosystem nutrient cycling processes in comparison with natural forests.

Thus, interruption of a CIP monotherapy by DOR seems to have decelerated adaptation to CIP.

"We would also note that unlike some competitors, Macy's sales pace has decelerated in recent months.

"Its growth has decelerated.

And the rate has decelerated every quarter since.