英語 での A slowdown の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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A slowdown will of course reduce China's ability to influence events around the world.
A slowdown in the global economy remains the key downside risk to oil".
The sovereign debt crisis on the one hand and a slowdown in economic growth in Asia on the other have had an adverse impact on the global economy.
These factors have caused a slowdown in domestic demand- a trend that is expected to continue in 2017.
Many members were of the view that exports were recently losing momentum reflecting a slowdown in the U.S. economy.
There is also the possibility that China, facing a slowdown in growth, will reduce the central role played by infrastructure development in Africa.
However, some indicators, such as the number of employees and new orders for capital goods, suggested a slowdown in the pace of economic expansion.
One member pointed out a weakness in domestic demand in the euro area and a slowdown in the pace of increase in exports in East Asian economies.
It happens at a different age for everyone, but generally people start to experience a slowdown in the age range of 40-50.
To Aquarians, the beginning of the new year will bring some kind of a slowdown in their ambitions.
Green energy investment actually fell in developed countries, largely due to a slowdown in spending in Europe.
The New York, Philadelphia, and Chicago Districts reported a slowdown in the pace of hiring activity.
Russia, another important market for Poland, is suffering from a slowdown.
The data continues to reflect a slowdown in China that is caused by both domestic and external weakness.
Over the last 18 months, we have seen a slowdown in consumer demand across the entire DNA category.
This is leading to a slowdown in economic growth in Asia in particular, mainly in China.
Flooding in the Ile-de-France region caused a slowdown in business activity in the short term locally.
We had a high launch rate in the 1960s and 1970s, then a slowdown with the end of the Cold War.
In Germany, manufacturing production fell from the previous year as a result of a slowdown in exports to UK and China, while in Italy, banks struggled with disposals of nonperforming loans, leading to a recession.