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brake

[breyk] / breɪk /




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They open on the straights to increase speed to help with energy recovery under braking.

From BBC

They are focused on the energy profile of the new engines, which start to lose power at the end of straights long before the braking point for corners because they run out of electrical power.

From BBC

“We think that the sorting out of these uncertainties plus likely somewhat slower earnings growth are likely to place a brake on share price appreciation.”

From MarketWatch

A near record-low U.S. birthrate and an aging population also brake U.S. population growth.

From The Wall Street Journal

Wall Street on Tuesday tapped the brakes on expectations for a quick deal to stave off an oil shock.

From The Wall Street Journal