Sentences with phrase «possibly slowing the rate»

The expected result is not only cleaner skies and possibly slowing the rate of global warming, but also creating millions of new jobs in an array of rapidly expanding green - energy sectors.

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The turbulence coursing through markets has raised speculation that Fed officials might decide to slow their pace of rate increases out of fear of upsetting the markets and possibly harming the economy.

If a working mom is preoccupied and stressed, she may be less efficient at her job and possibly prone to mistakes that need correcting or more likel to have a slowed rate of productivity.

Steve: All those extra carbons are being released, and that would have possibly got into circulation but at this much slower rate, much fewer in any given year, and they would have been in a kind of a steady state with what's going back into the abiotic part of the planet.

All parts of the plant are generally considered toxic - even the water in the vase has been reported to cause toxicosis; however, the leaves and flowers are extremely toxic if ingested and can cause severe vomiting, slow the heart rate and possibly even cause death.

I am in the midst of what I'd call unprecedented success at the moment — Podquisition is possibly the most popular podcast I've ever hosted, the YouTube channel subscription rate is not slowing down, and everything else in between is just fantastic fun and seems to be going over great.

«Because the images follow one another at such a slow rate, you can not possibly remember them.

Given the dimensions involved (surface to TOA times the speed of light = a few (or possibly tens of) milliseconds) this delay as the energy flows through the system multiple times at nearly the speed of light does not emulate the effects of a thermal insulator which actually slows the velocity (rate of forward progress, distance travelled per unit time, etc.).

While the rate of global warming has slowed in the past several years, possibly due to natural climate variability, the long - term temperature trend clearly shows that we're living on a warming planet.

«If interest rates rise as a result, higher borrowing costs will hurt the housing market even more, as well as the overall economy, possibly slowing growth.»