Examples of using Decelerated in English and their translations into Chinese
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Retail inflation decelerated to 5.
The large-scale repatriation movements observed in the past have decelerated.
World optical cable market growth decelerated, rising only 4% in 2018.
When they started implementing neo-liberal programmes, their growth decelerated.
World optical cable market growth decelerated, rising only 4% in 2018.
This strategy decelerated the reduction of civilian casualties or has resulted an increase in some cases.
Factory output and other sectors also decelerated.
In China, growth decelerated, for the second consecutive quarter, to 1.8%.
The economic expansion of the developing economies decelerated in 2013.
You can create zones of decelerated time and bring the enemy troops to a standstill.
The annual data for 2008 show a significantly decelerated growth in exports.
It was found that the virus decelerated tumor growth, improving the animals' life expectancy.
A major shift occurred in China where the pace of private debt accumulation,although still high, decelerated significantly.
Financial services' export growth decelerated from 32 per cent in 2007 to 1 per cent in 2008.
Growth decelerated markedly in these countries, sometimes reaching negative values, as in the case of the Central African Republic.
However, unexpected chemical obstacles have decelerated the scientific advancement.
Economic growth decelerated significantly in Equatorial Guinea, but remained positive, thanks to higher hydrocarbon output and increased capital spending.
Outside the United States, industrial production has decelerated, particularly of capital goods.
The quarterly growth rate decelerated from 13% in the fourth quarter of 2008 to 9% in the third quarter of 2009.
But the strong recovery was not sustained in 1997,a year during which the agricultural production growth decelerated to 1.7 per cent.
However, Brazil's economic growth decelerated in 2013 and the country entered a recession in 2014.
Decelerated growth and modest recovery, together with limited financial and institutional capabilities, had long-lasting impact on poverty and worsened deep rooted structural deficiencies.
As I watched, they separated: two of them decelerated with their pistols and started to fall back toward Five.
The East Asian economic crisis of 1997-1998 and domestic resistance andlobbying both decelerated trade liberalization in the affected economies.
In Pakistan and Sri Lanka, growth decelerated considerably in 1996, though Sri Lanka was expected to recover in 1997.
However, industrial production and export growth have decelerated, reflecting easing global manufacturing activity.
Although the rapidity of mergers decelerated again in 1982 as the economy grew frail, a brawny merger wave had taken hold by 1984.
In the case of China, after 1995,the rate of poverty reduction decelerated, as growth became more urban-centred and inequality increased.
The economy of the Russian Federation decelerated, mainly because of falling commodities prices, and the ruble sharply depreciated.
They constitute an undisciplined and decelerated approach to a wealth of perspectives between reflection, communication, and art.