Sentence examples for would retard from inspiring English sources

Any less, it argued, would retard innovation.

Fifteen minutes in the refrigerator heightens the whole effect (an hour would retard it).

Carlson and others argue that restricting publication would retard the progress of the research without increasing safety.

The ice dam would retard the flow until there was enough force to break through the barrier, sending the water in a rapid cascade down the slope, much like a flash flood.

With tragic consequences for himself, Sullivan presciently predicted that the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago, in which the partnership played a significant role, would retard the advance of innovative architecture in America for 50 years.

The figures were greeted by analysts as welcome news after the company warned last month that rising costs and troubles at its Yves Saint Laurent unit would retard profits.

That's something that would only retard our economy, slow our economic growth and that is not going to improve their revenues either, so what we need to do is focus on growth".

However, the increase in the amount of surface defects and grain boundaries in the film would greatly retard the electron transport needed for the electron recombination process.

Finally, the presence of the SHGO paper with the layer-by-layer stacked graphitic plane would effectively retard the diffusion of methanol through the membrane.

Thirdly, the adsorbed SO forms a compact inhibition film, which would further retard diffusion and approach of water, oxygen and aggressive species to the surface.

Such impurities would furthermore retard grain boundary movement.