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slowdown

[sloh-doun] / ˈsloʊˌdaʊn /


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They lack the kind of access to financing and expertise that large companies can deploy to weather challenges such as high tariffs and the sharp slowdown in the supply of immigrant labor.

From The Wall Street Journal

The usual warning signs keep flashing, but the slowdown is nowhere in sight.

From Barron's

With a record setting number of vertical connections and a tightly woven layout that places memory and computing units close together, the design avoids slowdowns that have limited progress in flat chips.

From Science Daily

The U.S. economy continues to power through the trade and immigration shocks of 2025, defying widespread expectations of a slowdown or even a recession and blowing past other developed countries.

From The Wall Street Journal

Chipotle in October reported a slowdown in spending among younger and less affluent customers.

From The Wall Street Journal